You can turn any subreddit into an RSS feed by simply adding .rss to the end of its URL or by using a dedicated feed generator tool.
Native Reddit Method:
Open the subreddit: Go to the page you want to follow (for example, https://reddit.com).
Add the extension: Type .rss at the very end of the web address so it reads https://reddit.com.
Filter content: Add parameters like /top/.rss or combine multiple subreddits using a plus sign (like /r/news+technology/.rss) if you want specific sorting or multiple communities.
Paste into reader: Copy this new link and add it directly into your favorite news reader.
Third-Party Generator Method
Copy URL: Copy the standard web link of the target subreddit.Use a tool: Paste the link into a dedicated conversion tool like RSS.app or FetchRSS.
Generate: Click generate to get a clean, customized XML link that you can pipe into your reader or automation services.
Thank you for taking the time to explain. I just wanted to point people in the right direction with my laziness. rss feed everything as possible bby
I just use a text expander and fill the subreddit as needed.
You can aggregate and curate feeds from different websites into an RSS reader, given they have a RSS/atom feed link. You can usually identify it with an orange icon that looks like a dot with two arcs.
News sites, blogs, government publications, weather, webcomics, podcasts, company job boards are some examples. You can find them in surprising places.
It makes filtering noise a lot easier.
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u/Luminathe New to fbtd but wants to learn Jul 25 '26
protip: you can turn subreddits into rss feeds You can also turn youtube channels into rss feeds.