"Abrowser feeds backup.opml" just appeared on my Desktop ...
The referenced file is apparently a backup copy of my "live bookmarks"
from Abrowser ... which I did not request ...
I'm inclined to delete it.
Has it got any constructive uses ?
George Langford
On 30/01/19 21:48 wrote:
> The referenced file is apparently a backup copy of my "live bookmarks"
> from Abrowser ... which I did not request ...
>
> I'm inclined to delete it.
Same here.
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Ignacio Agulló · name at domain
The browser (as some others) looks to no longer supports RSS and Atom feeds and existing feeds have been converted to a normal link to the website.
Since this leads to a data loss, all feeds have been exported to an OPML file on the desktop that can be used to import the feeds in a feed reader application.
Cheers!
On 03/02/19 19:15 wrote:
> The browser (as some others) looks to no longer supports RSS and Atom
> feeds and existing feeds have been converted to a normal link to the
> website.
> Since this leads to a data loss, all feeds have been exported to an
> OPML file on the desktop that can be used to import the feeds in a
> feed reader application.
>
> Cheers!
Thanks a lot.
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Ignacio Agulló · name at domain