$5 per month isn't a big deal, but is there another way I'm not thinking of? A local device is out because I don't love the idea of the internet having access to my network, so a VPS seems like the only other option. Et effectivement ils sont indiqués en défauts et si je les teste via loutil intégré jai la raison du défaut (lié au site doù vient le flux).

Jai quelques flux que FreshRSS me dit quils sont non fonctionnels. I'm thinking a Digital Ocean droplet will be more than enough. Salut Je teste FreshRSS depuis pas très longtemps. FreshRSS is a self-hosted RSS feed aggregator such as Leed or Kriss. My home network isn't set up with zones to safely allow the internet to access one of my devices, so I'd really rather not use a Pi I'd have to expose publicly. FreshRSS Logo Webuzo FreshRSS (ID : 589) package has been updated to version 1.14.3. Online guides say you can use a Pi, but that feels like a bad idea. I've never pointed the domain at a server, though, as I only use it for email through Fastmail. It seems like I'd need a domain, which I have. I work in IT, so I'm not asking about the how. I'm just not sure about the best way to host an instance. I wanted a way to sync feeds, article status, and other things between clients, and a self-hosted option like this is perfect. With Twitter's continued descent, I'm looking to get back into RSS, and FreshRSS seems like a good option.

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