Thanks for the great tip about using the monolithic “Subscribed” feed. Downside is that more firehose-style communities like Memes will flood it. RSS is nice for the slower communities with posts to read. I guess I could unsub from the firehose communities - not like memes add much of value to my life in the end.
I think I actually am using the RSS links from the instances instead of the SDF site. Is there a way to get RSS links from here (SDF)? I got my links by clicking the RSS symbols on these communities (looking at them through SDF), but I guess that wasn’t good enough. For example a feed to beehaw technology ended up as: http://beehaw.org/feeds/c/technology.xml?sort=New
Okay I just got it working. My problem was I was just opening up TestFlight manually and it asks for a code. Using the link with TestFlight already installed was key.
Thanks for the great tip about using the monolithic “Subscribed” feed. Downside is that more firehose-style communities like Memes will flood it. RSS is nice for the slower communities with posts to read. I guess I could unsub from the firehose communities - not like memes add much of value to my life in the end.
I think I actually am using the RSS links from the instances instead of the SDF site. Is there a way to get RSS links from here (SDF)? I got my links by clicking the RSS symbols on these communities (looking at them through SDF), but I guess that wasn’t good enough. For example a feed to beehaw technology ended up as: http://beehaw.org/feeds/c/technology.xml?sort=New
Ook. Ook.
Any theories on what he is actually gonna say?
Okay I just got it working. My problem was I was just opening up TestFlight manually and it asks for a code. Using the link with TestFlight already installed was key.
Thanks I’ll try.
Maybe I was doing it wrong.
We need to use TestFlight? It said I needed a code.
Hello! Good to be here.