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About Kill the Newsletter!
Kill the Newsletter! gives you a unique email address and a matching Atom feed. You sign up to a newsletter with that address, and every email it receives appears as an entry in the feed, so newsletters show up in your feed reader instead of your inbox.
Confirmation emails arrive as feed entries too, so you can follow the link from there. It cannot reply to emails, and some publishers block its addresses. The source is published on GitHub and the service is funded by donations.
Strengths
- Keeps newsletters out of your inbox
- Works with any RSS or Atom reader
- No account needed to create a feed
Limitations
- Cannot reply to emails, which some sign-ups require
- Some newsletter publishers block its addresses
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree to use, supported by donations.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- Leandro Facchinetti
- Platforms
- Web
- How it runs
- Web application
- Account
- Not required
- Works offline
- No
- Best suited for
- Reading email newsletters in a feed reader
- Categories
- RSS readers, Privacy tools
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
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RSS.app
An online service that generates RSS feeds from websites, social media, keyword searches and newsletters.
RSS.app is a freemium hosted service that turns newsletters, websites and social accounts into feeds, with filtering and auto-posting, though the free tier is limited.
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Feedly
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Reams
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Omnivore
An open-source, self-hosted read-it-later app for saving, highlighting and annotating articles, newsletters and PDFs.
Open RSS
Non-profit service publishing RSS feeds for sites that dropped theirs.
