Browse the Web Better

The problem with the modern internet is ads, sponsored posts, and pay walls. Enter RSS feeds as a solution.

Subscribe to the sites and information you want to see and not have an algorithm decide what influences you. This requires “fixing” RSS and downloading articles, but the payout is amazing.

[ChrisTitusTech]

This method was developed from a YouTube comment, So THANK YOU all for the suggestions I get in the comments!

[joelchrono]

Dude! I never expected to see my FreshRSS theme featured in one of you videos! Even if its only a small appearance lol, hope you liked it! :P

[CNTRYVRSY]

"This may violate their terms of service.... but I don't care." 😂 Love it!!!

[DaBrown]

I didn't know you had ads on your website since I already block all ads. I'll enable them for you because creators like that actually help the community and needs the revenue in order to keep making these awesome videos!

[KingKevin]

I've really wanted to set up RSS feeds, I think this might be the push I needed. I would love a step by step video with using docker and all.

[naetuir]

"If it's open source I guess we can just take it and use it." Yes! That's the whole point!

[Revenant]

That is actually really a great way to use the Web / YouTube without having to deal with their politics and constant ads! Love it!!

[BaddBadger]

RSS must be enjoying a renaissance. This is the forth upload i have seen in the last two weeks explaining it almost as if it's a new thing! Reminds me to check my Old Reader and Feedly accounts.

[RandyHanley]

You're the most honest content creator out there. Great video!

[blankRiot]

The most based channel I've seen so far...
I just love how you use adblockers even for your own site, and your users could potentially do the same, but you stay true to your spirit instead of intentionally removing the adblocker when filming and saying its bad

I absolutely agree, and I found this video pretty information
Love this channel, keep posting!

[Digis]

This is like pron for me. My brain constantly thinks about how to make things better, faster, time-saving. Thank you Chris for your über helpful content!

[nspeak]

Been debating setting up an RSS container in my docker setup, but couldn't decide what to go with. This inspired me to finally go and do it, thank you, very timely

[johnnyvvlog]

Been a FreshRSS user for almost a decade now but never did it like this.
Will probably be a game changer for me. Thnx for the video!

[Mayhem]

Thanks for this. I always wanted to use RSS but it's so difficult to find the feed link. But you showed the browser plugin which works pretty well. So after a quick creation of the freshrss docker plus full+text+rss docker I'm up and running. I'm already enjoying it!

[jamesp]

With the dying of Reddit I've come to learn to the true way to browse without nudging from algorithms! Thankyou!

[JoshuaGutz]

Reminds me of years ago I would just add things to my Google Reader and open that everyday to 'browse the web'. So sad when it went away. This video makes me want to setup a copy of the system you have, looks great!

[alx]

There should be some extension to a browser to hide unwanted websites from the search results. And this "unwanted" scoring should be coming either from you or from some community you trust to. So if some website full of nothing but ads will get proper amount of F-grades, it will be filtered out.

[tamboleo]

For the ads part of this video I followed the YT video from Networkchuck for configuring Adguard DNSs on a server and boy i'm glad i set it up... No more ads for the most part of the browsing on my home on accross all devices... I got rid of Google Ads on a local TV Web that got really annoying.

[ryanjohnston]

I use RSS for podcasts updating to my Zune player. After seeing this video now I have a new project to setup in my homelab thanks!

[VapuR]

ChrisTitus, where is the promised Docker-Video?