Page2RSS - Create an RSS feed for any web page!

16 May, 2008 Feeds, Internet | by Rahul Bansal (416)

Page2RSS is a service that helps you monitor web sites that do not publish feeds. It will check any web page for updates and deliver them to your favorite RSS aggregator.

Feed is the best way to tack changes to any web page as compare to bookmarks. We explained feeds in details here alongwith video.

Now coming back to page2RSS, just paste URL of any web page, update to which you want to track, and page2RSS will create a feed for it which you can subscribe into your favorite feed-reader like Google Reader.

An example of such feed is Google’s homepage. Ever wondered how it has been changed over the time? Here is answer in feed form provided by page2RSS.

One more good thing with page2RSS is it cache pages over the time. So if you want to see how entire page looked after particular update, you can click on a link saying “View Entire Page”.

Also for easier subscribing, it gives you a bookmarklet option. About languages, it available in Russian apart from English as of now.

A simple but highly useful service I must say!

Link: page2RSS | What is RSS?

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4 Comments (including Pingbacks/Trackbacks) so far »

Siddharth said, on May 17, 2008 @5:51 am

Nice
Even I wrote about this service before sometime (link)
p.s your comment form has gone a bit wrong
it shows required for website field and not for email one
Rahul Bansal said, on May 18, 2008 @12:11 am

@Siddharth
Thanks for concern buddy, but comment form is working fine.
I guess it might be temporary problem may be due to cache or server problem.
If you see it again please let me know
Varun Taneja said, on June 8, 2008 @11:06 pm

hi just try this bookmarklet and convert every page to email-newsletter

javascript:location.href=’http://www.feedblitz.com/f/f.fbz?Track=http%3A%2F%2Fpage2rss.com%2Fpage%3Furl%3D’+encodeURIComponent(location.href);
Rahul Bansal said, on June 12, 2008 @12:35 pm

@Varun Taneja
Thanks..