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[Feature] RSS source link jump #170

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MaybeFakeCoder opened this issue Dec 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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[Feature] RSS source link jump #170

MaybeFakeCoder opened this issue Dec 21, 2024 · 1 comment
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@MaybeFakeCoder
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Problem Statement

Your project is extremely excellent. I like it very much and often browse it. However, I am now encountering a little trouble. That is, the title jumps of some RSS feed articles fail, but the original website corresponding to the RSS feed is fine. I hope to be able to jump to the source website of the RSS feed by clicking somewhere, but I haven't found this function. I hope you can implement this function.

Proposed Solution

The reader I use on Android is called Focus Reader. It has a function that allows you to jump to the source website by clicking on a specific RSS source location. This is of great help for some RSS feeds that cannot be jumped through article links. If you are willing to implement this function, it will be of great help to me. Thank you for your careful reading. Wish you a happy life and smooth work.

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Clicking on a place can jump to the original URL of the RSS source instead of the original URL of the article.

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@MaybeFakeCoder MaybeFakeCoder added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 21, 2024
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I have used Focus Reader before, so I have a general understanding of the interaction logic you’re referring to.

However, in the current implementation of ReactFlux, clicking on the RSS feed link redirects to the [ReactFlux]/feed/[feed_id] route.

I believe that this interaction is not frequently used by most users, so a possible solution would be to go to the subscription management panel, search for the specific feed, then click to edit it. From the editing panel, you can access and retrieve the source website URL.

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