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Once your feed is created, you can publish it to the world, and also use it to cross-share on multiple platforms automatically, such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and so on. This is because Google Plus API's aren't very open-source about circles, and hence developers can't access their data.īut all-in-all, this is a great service. Another problem, or rather, a short-coming of the app is, there's no option to create separate feeds for Circles. Manually select the elements you want to include in your RSS feed. Turn almost any website into an RSS feed using our advanced AI. Fastest RSS finder and creator on the market. Surprisingly though, FeedBurner doesn't recognize the feeds created from this service as valid, even though you can subscribe to it using any feed reader, such as Google Reader. Aggregate and curate your favorite websites by turning them into auto-updated RSS feeds. The published feed is public, and anyone can subscribe to it, just like your regular FeedBurner feeds. You just need the Chrome app to manage the feeds, like deleting them of adding a new one. All the feed conversions and publications happen on the cloud. But there's no processing involved on the client-side. The feed creation requires the app to be installed. Accept them if you want to publish an RSS feed for your Google Plus page/profile. Once installed, open up Feed+, and it will ask you permissions to access some Google services that you are using. This useful app allows you to create Google Plus feeds for Pages as well as Profiles, hence giving you flexibility. An engineer at Google developed a Chrome app, Feed+, that will allow you to create RSS feeds for your Google Plus!įirst of all, you need to add the Feed+ app to your Chrome. They can be from anything that's updated regularly, even your Google Plus. Feeds don't necessarily have to be from your blog. Additionally, you can use your RSS feed to drive content on other sites of yours, or provide content to users on RSS readers. These feeds will appear in their email inbox. They are, in fact, subscribing for your RSS feeds. Instead, you will have to deliver your content to them if they liked to your content, and say subscribed to your blog. Not everyone that visited your site and liked your content will return again and again. Should you wish to create another RSS Feed for Twitter, just add another widget inside Twitter and use that new widget’s ID with the same Google Script URL.As you might know, RSS Feeds are an alternative way of delivering your content to your readers. The Twitter RSS feed will have all details about the tweet including the date when that tweet was posted, the full name, user name and profile picture of the Twitter user and the actual text of the tweet. Just append the Twitter Widget ID (created in Step 2) to this URL and your RSS feed for Twitter is ready. For instance, if the Twitter widget ID is 123456, your RSS Feed URL would be: Google Script will now create a unique URL for your RSS web app that will look something like. Set Anyone, including Anonymous under Who has access to the app and hit Deploy. Inside the Script Editor, go to Publish -> Deploy as Web App and click the “Save New Version” button.Open the script and choose Run -> Twitter_RSS to authorize the script. Click here to make a copy of the Google Script in your Google Drive.If you don’t have a widget ready yet, use 362462751664263169 for a sample widget ID. Once the new widget is published, make a note of the widget ID which you can find in the URL of the widget.

You can create widgets for user timelines, favorites, Twitter lists, collections and search results. On the Twitter website, go to Settings -> Widgets ( link) and create a new widget.What we’ll do is transform these HTML Twitter widgets into regular XML Feeds with the help of a Google Script. Twitter offers JavaScript based widgets to help you embed user timelines and Twitter search results into your website.