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Problem statement: I have a bunch of links to sites that update infrequently (think monthly or quarterly magazines) and I want to remember to go read them when they've updated.

RSS isn't a great solution since almost all sites spam out constant low-value content which I'd prefer to not be bombarded with - I just want to see the main updates, similarly to how I'd have received a magazine in the mail, in the past.

The basic answer here is just keep a list of links and remember to click them, and that's what I do, but it feels like there could be a better solution...

How do you handle this?

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[–] zap12344@feddit.it 3 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Fraidycat is a cool RSS reader that let you organize your feeds in different frequency tabs so you don't have the issue you just described