Is this safe? Please be mindful about the use of this alternate URL. You can also copy the resultant RSS feed from the bottom of the Alternate URL page and add it to your Google Reader.
You will get an alternate URL with various options to access the resultant RSS feed. Just enter your gmail username, password and the feed URL With this service you can also access unread gmail messages without any password. This site acts as a proxy between the original feed and your feed reader, while promising your credentials to be safe. Usually password protected RSS feeds are not support in number of web based RSS readers like Google Reader. And then you subscribe to the given RSS feed address with your favorite RSS Reader.FreeMyFeed can free up any RSS feed from the clutches of a password. Usage is pretty straightforward - you setup forwarding rules on your email service that catch emails based on some criteria forward them to the email address given by the service and delete/archive the email. All incoming emails received by the particular address goes to correspond RSS feed. The way it works is very simple - service provides a generated email address(es) for you. The author explains how to configure the application with Gmail in detail, but it should work with all services supporting forwarding. Emails 2 RSS is a free service that you can make use of to forward emails to an RSS feed that you can subscribe to. Update: The original service that we reviewed here is no longer available.We have found an alternative that you can make use of instead. The project feels abandoned.Ĭan you think of another reason why someone would want to forward email to RSS? Another aspect is that the latest news entry on the company's blog dates back to last year. Many users will (rightfully) dislike the fact that they have to supply the authentication information of their email account on the website to enable the service. There is not really a reason to use this service independently, at least none that we could think of while reviewing it. It could also be interesting in situations where multiple users need read access to email accounts but that's configurable in mail clients as well. Why would someone want to do that? The only practical issue that comes to mind is to publish the news feed on a website so that multiple users would have access to the email. All incoming mail is displayed here so that you can read the mails in the feed reader. You can subscribe to the email news feed in any news reader, for instance Opera Mail, Thunderbird, or any of the online-only readers. You add one or multiple email accounts that support IMAP to the Mail On Feed profile to turn them into news feeds that you can then access using RSS readers. The basic principle of the service is straightforward.
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