feedburner

Working on my new home (https://davidaugust.ghost.io/ on day 2 of my 124 day trial) for my articles and #blogging, I am realizing that unlike in the past, it might not make sense to use feedburner anymore.

My new home will allow me to have the whole thing served from a domain I own and control, including the feed.

Making a #proxy for the #feed, to preserve #subscribers if I were to change #tech or companies, seem a little superfluous. Am I missing compelling reasons to use #feedburner in 2025?

https://openrss.org/blog/how-google-helped-destroy-adoption-of-rss-feeds

By the way, @Vivaldi has a great RSS button in its location bar.

Thank goodness #Feedburner is still alive. #RSS

#FeedBurner: Google’s Zombie https://tedium.co/2017/11/14/google-feedburner-rss-history/#.Y5o8mtZip-8.twitter

Did #Google finally kill it?