Goeland VS rss2email

I'm slurdge, maintainer of goeland. goeland is a simple but powerful RSS to email that aims to replace RSS2Email. It is a self-contained golang program that will use one configuration. It also has a docker image. It is best suited to make digest of your RSS sources and push them to your mailbox.

I use a self-made program, goeland, which allows you to have emails digest from RSS feeds. I use it to get news digest, daily wikipedia facts, cute pictures send daily or weekly to my Inbox. It's like rss2email but in my opinion easier to use and the emails are nicer to the eye.

I personally prefer to read my feeds via my email client, and hacked up an RSS to email script:

https://github.com/skx/rss2email/

Having the feeds in your mail client makes sorting, and searching trivial. Plus you get the content archived for future reference.

I use rss2email to send feed contents to my inbox, from there I have a good searchable archive wherever I am - be it desktop or mobile.

https://github.com/skx/rss2email/

I never got the hang of using a browser to read feeds, email suits me much more naturally.

I wrote yet another "rss to email" tools, which is what I use for consuming feeds:

https://github.com/skx/rss2email/

(Rewritten in go, primarily because the standard r2e was the last daemon/program on my host that required python. So switching let me drop a whole bunch of dependencies.)

I currently use a go based version of rss2email from https://github.com/skx/rss2email . Works great, and the dev is very responsive to bugs or feature requests.

RSS is awesome! I never got the hang of using a read-application, instead I use rss2email to get copies of posts delivered to my inbox.

There are a few different tools for getting the feeds to email, my own is a pretty simple golang application I run in a docker-container:

https://github.com/skx/rss2email/

You can build from tip, or install the 1.16beta1 release, if you want to experiment. (Something I did for a couple of my projects, for example.)