Easy way to find page's RSS feed

Easy way to find page's RSS feed

Some websites don't have an RSS button, but only embed the RSS link so that it shows up in Opera's address bar. I'd like to be able to right-click the Opera address bar RSS button and copy the RSS link so that I can put the feed into Google Reader or something.

+1

Would be nice. Maybe it's a good idea to have a standard XSLT page in Opera that transforms a RSS feed. It should give a preview of the entry's and a "copy link"-button or something.

Originally posted by spiffytech:

right-click the Opera address bar RSS button and copy the RSS link

you read my mind. +1!

+1

I just came here to ask for this!

+1 definitely... I don't get envious of Firefox very often, but I do love this feature.

+1

Set this as a bookmark and click it, its function is to open a window with all the feed links ready to copy.

javascript:(function(){
var lnk=document.getElementsByTagName('link');
var s='';
for(var i=0,t=lnk.length;i<t,l=lnk[i];i++)
{
if(l.type=="application/atom+xml" || l.type=="application/rss+xml")
s+='<a href="'+l.href+'" title="'+l.title+'">'+l.title+'</a>
';
}
var hmm=window.open();
hmm.document.write('<title>Feed links for '+location.href+'</title>'+s);
hmm.document.close();
})()

Originally posted by shoust:

Set this as a bookmark and click it, its function is to open a window with all the feed links ready to copy.

javascript:(function(){
var lnk=document.getElementsByTagName('link');
var s='';
for(var i=0,t=lnk.length;i<t,l=lnk[i];i++)
{
if(l.type=="application/atom+xml" || l.type=="application/rss+xml")
s+='<a href="'+l.href+'" title="'+l.title+'">'+l.title+'</a>
';
}
var hmm=window.open();
hmm.document.write('<title>Feed links for '+location.href+'</title>'+s);
hmm.document.close();
})()

Excellent stuff!

Edit: It doesn't look like it works exactly right as a button. I don't know enough about them to say for sure though. I thought maybe I'd drag the bookmark down to the Start Bar, but it doesn't work from there.

Edited the code(changed double quotes to single quotes), so in theory it should work as a button now when dragged to start bar

javascript:(function(){
var lnk=document.getElementsByTagName('link');
var s='';
for(var i=0,t=lnk.length;i<t,l=lnk[i];i++)
{
if(l.type=='application/atom+xml' || l.type=='application/rss+xml')
s+='<a href=\''+l.href+'\' title=\''+l.title+'\'>'+l.title+'</a>
';
}
var hmm=window.open();
hmm.document.write('<title>Feed links for '+location.href+'</title>'+s);
hmm.document.close();
})()

Very nice.

Is there a solution by changing Opera's default behavior when encountering an RSS link?

There's one for webmail services.. http://my.opera.com/Rijk/blog/2006/07/11/mailto-to-webmail

http://files.myopera.com/shoust/files/getfeedlink.js

A UserJS to place feed icons at the top left corner of the page(uses the feed icon from your current skin). Now maybe if I can find the Urls to pass on the feed to the web service then it'll be better.

Originally posted by shoust:

uses the feed icon from your current skin

background-image:-o-skin(\'RSS\');

Where are these -o-skin values listed ?

Originally posted by shoust:

A UserJS to place feed icons at the top left corner of the page(uses the feed icon from your current skin).

I like that better than the bookmark/button idea.

Originally posted by AyushJ:

Originally posted by shoust:

uses the feed icon from your current skin

background-image:-o-skin(\'RSS\');

Where are these -o-skin values listed ?

In the skin's zip folder > skin.ini

Originally posted by shoust:

In the skin's zip folder > skin.ini

Thanks.

Originally posted by shoust:

http://files.myopera.com/shoust/files/getfeedlink.js

A UserJS to place feed icons at the top left corner of the page(uses the feed icon from your current skin). Now maybe if I can find the Urls to pass on the feed to the web service then it'll be better.

I've just discovered that this userjs prevents Google Reader from functioning. Added an exclusion to get it working again:

// @exclude     http://*.google.com/reader/*

I still love this script, though.