What is Tiny Tiny RSS FOR LINUX?

Tiny Tiny RSS

Tiny Tiny RSS is a free and open-source server-side RSS feed aggregator. Think of it like how ownCloud works for cloud storage, but for web feeds! If you're fed up with traditional RSS programs like Liferea, Straw, or Blam!, you can whip up your very own RSS feed aggregator with Tiny Tiny RSS in just a few minutes.

User-Friendly Interface

This software has a super easy-to-use interface. With Tiny Tiny RSS, you can keep all your feeds synced across different devices. It offers real-time updates and works perfectly with both Atom and RSS feeds. You can even organize your feeds into categories and import them using an OPML file. This file type is compatible with many popular desktop RSS aggregators, making the switch a breeze!

Customizable Preferences

The Preferences panel lets you customize a bunch of settings. You can adjust the default feed update interval, set your timezone, manage duplicate articles, and even decide when to purge articles after a specific number of days.

Modern Technology

You don't have to dive deep into the code to see that Tiny Tiny RSS is built with modern web technologies! It's powered by PHP for server-side programming and uses XmlHttpRequest heavily.

Access from Anywhere

Since it's web-based, Tiny Tiny RSS isn't tied to any one operating system. All you need is a web browser running on GNU/Linux, Windows, BSD, Solaris, or Mac OS X to access it.

Mobile Access

You can also use Tiny Tiny RSS on mobile devices! There are several mobile apps that connect to your Tiny Tiny RSS server so you can grab those feeds and news categories right from your Android, iOS or Windows Phone device. Want to give it a try? Check out this link for more info: Download Tiny Tiny RSS!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!