1 EN What is a feed and which route do I need
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What is a feed, and which route do I need?

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Where to find it

Main menu → Feeds · Ctrl+Shift+F

A feed is a list of new posts, such as news or software releases. You can read posts, send a post to a chat or publish your own posts. These are separate tasks.

First choose the account at the top. Subscriptions and chat destinations belong to this account. A feed subscription is neither group membership nor a contact request.

What do the choices mean?

Web feeds

Read a website’s RSS or Atom address. Share individual articles or automatically post new ones to selected chats.

Read XMPP feeds

Read and subscribe to an XMPP account’s personal feed. New posts do not automatically appear in chat.

My XMPP feed

Publish your own posts on the server. Authorised readers can retrieve them while DinoX is closed.

Subscriptions

Inspect, pause, change or stop the selected account’s subscriptions and automatic posting.

See it in DinoX

Select a picture to enlarge it. The corresponding light view is below each picture.

1. Web feeds: load a URL or post new articles at an interval.

Web feeds: load a URL or post new articles at an interval.

In the full DinoX window — select to enlarge

Web feeds: load a URL or post new articles at an interval.

The same picture in light appearance

Web feeds: load a URL or post new articles at an interval.

In the full DinoX window — select to enlarge

Web feeds: load a URL or post new articles at an interval.


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Updated 24 October 2026 · DinoX 2.3.2 · The accounts shown are demo examples.