@anonicus@mischievoustomato Keep in mind, even if the website has no obvious feed, no RSS icon and the main website gives nothing, google search website + RSS and try the url and add /rss or /feed
@coolboymew@anonicus@mischievoustomato right click -> inspect element and look for the rss link tag in the head tag of the html document (becoming quite uncommon).
@romin@anonicus@mischievoustomato yeah, but I assume that if it has that, then your reader can just find it automatically. If it doesn't, I assume that head tag is missing but the feed may still exist
@coolboymew@mischievoustomato@anonicus Also look in the <head> for <link rel="feed"> or rel="rss" or something. If that exists, you can actually just take the page it appears on and an RSS reader should be able to detect it. Of course, the internet is a lawless wasteland, so it might appear in the body instead, which may or may not work that way. Also check the headers, though I don't think there's any standard for finding it in there. That won't stop people putting it there, of course.