Organize your reading, shape your interface and take your feeds to every screen. FriRSS gives your FreshRSS installation a fresh perspective.
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Today · November 69
The Leonids, from a city balcony
Even under street lights, the brightest meteors stay visible. Three simple habits help.
Sowing broad beans in November
A mild autumn is the right moment. Which varieties to choose and how deep to sow.
Photographing morning mist without a tripod
Lean on a fence, slow down your breathing and let the light do the rest.
Crossing the Jura by night train and bike
Two days, 140 kilometres and a sleeper car. The route, the bike booking and the climbs.
A vegetable stock that keeps all week
Peelings, a bay leaf and two hours on low heat. Then jars in the fridge.
Counting garden birds in fifteen minutes
One cup of tea, one window and a notebook. How the winter count works.
Moon, Saturn and Jupiter in a row this weekend
Look south-east after dinner. Binoculars are enough to see Jupiter’s moons.
Mulching flower beds with fallen leaves
Free, quick and good for the soil. Shred them first so they do not mat.
The Leonids, from a city balcony
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The Leonids peak around mid-November. In a city, most faint meteors disappear in the glow of street lights, but the brightest ones still cross the sky.
Switch off the lights in the room behind you, then give your eyes twenty minutes to adapt. Avoid your phone screen during that time.
After midnight, look east, slightly above the rooftops. A deckchair and a warm blanket do more than any telescope.
Three panes, two panes or a visual grid. Choose preview, standard or compact density, resize columns and adjust spacing.
Retrieve full articles with Readability when a feed only includes a summary, images and videos included. Set the default globally or per feed. Extraction depends on the source website.
Favorites, read-later, categories and colored, nested labels keep your reading organized. Their counters show the total, the unread count or both; unread counts on labels need FreshRSS 1.26 or later. Search within the current view, including articles already read.
Open the command palette with ⌘K or Ctrl+K. Navigate feeds and actions with reassignable shortcuts and visible keyboard focus.
Supported YouTube embeds open from a thumbnail, on demand. Video requires an internet connection and loads from a third party.
Newest first, oldest first, or at random: rediscover articles in your current view. Choose how many articles to draw and how old they can be, then draw again whenever you like.
From a wide screen to a train with no signal.
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Today · November 69
The Leonids, from a city balcony
Even under street lights, the brightest meteors stay visible. Three simple habits help.
Sowing broad beans in November
A mild autumn is the right moment. Which varieties to choose and how deep to sow.
Photographing morning mist without a tripod
Lean on a fence, slow down your breathing and let the light do the rest.
Crossing the Jura by night train and bike
Two days, 140 kilometres and a sleeper car. The route, the bike booking and the climbs.
A vegetable stock that keeps all week
Peelings, a bay leaf and two hours on low heat. Then jars in the fridge.
Counting garden birds in fifteen minutes
One cup of tea, one window and a notebook. How the winter count works.
Deep SkyLea Martin · November 6, 2026 at 9:30 PM
4 minThe Leonids, from a city balcony
astronomycitynight
The Leonids peak around mid-November. In a city, most faint meteors disappear in the glow of street lights, but the brightest ones still cross the sky.
Switch off the lights in the room behind you, then give your eyes twenty minutes to adapt. Avoid your phone screen during that time.
After midnight, look east, slightly above the rooftops. A deckchair and a warm blanket do more than any telescope.
Install the app from a supported browser. Swipe between articles, use touch actions and pull to refresh. PWA installation requires HTTPS outside localhost.
Prepare the last 30 days of articles to read without a connection, images included. While it prepares, FriRSS estimates the time left, and you can cancel it. Pending actions and offline settings stay saved until you reconnect. Device storage limits still apply.
Resume your last feed and filters. On a shared device, each account and server keeps its own data; preferences sync across your devices.
Personalization goes beyond a light/dark switch.
ThemeColoursSizesIdentity
Presets
A complete theme in one click. Loading one replaces all 38 colours; everything stays editable afterwards.
Light theme RisoDark theme Night
Save current theme
ExportImport
Default, Riso, Paper and High Contrast in light; Night and Desk in dark. Follow your system appearance with your preferred pair.
Tune 38 colors and seven font sizes. Save, import, export and share themes. Set a custom app name and logo on your instance.
Set card width from 160 to 480 px, fill each row or keep a fixed width. Choose 16:9, 4:3, 3:4 or square images. On phones, the grid always fills the available width.
On computers, hide the buttons of the list bar and the reading pane one by one, or a whole bar. A hidden button stays in the command palette.
Show or hide feed names, their icons and the date separators. Choose the action icons on each row: favorite, read later, open at source, mark as read.
At launch, FriRSS goes back to the last view, or always opens All feeds or Unread. The server bar can be hidden too.
FriRSS speaks English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Ukrainian and Chinese. On first run it follows the browser’s language; change it in Preferences › General.
Optional, off by default, and configured by an administrator.
The Leonids, from a city balcony
Summary by Ollama
The Leonids peak in mid-November. From a balcony, switch off the lights, let your eyes adapt for twenty minutes and look east after midnight.
The Leonids peak around mid-November. In a city, most faint meteors disappear in the glow of street lights, but the brightest ones still cross the sky.
Switch off the lights in the room behind you, then give your eyes twenty minutes to adapt. Avoid your phone screen during that time.
After midnight, look east, slightly above the rooftops. A deckchair and a warm blanket do more than any telescope.
Get a summary above an article, adjust its length, or translate the title and body into one of 28 languages. Switch back to the original at any time.
Use Anthropic or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, including OpenAI, OpenRouter, Ollama and LM Studio. Choose models and per-feed or per-category behavior.
Article text is sent to the selected provider. API keys are encrypted at rest and kept out of the browser. Admins control sharing and daily caps. Provider charges may apply.
One FriRSS installation can host multiple accounts and connect to multiple FreshRSS instances.
Manage servers
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Users
HhomeAdminActive
FfamilyUserActive
OofficeUserActive
Separate admin and user roles. Change your local password in preferences to sign out other sessions. Optional OIDC single sign-on links an existing account only after its owner confirms their password.
Switch FreshRSS instances from the top bar or command palette. Each server keeps its reading settings. Change its API password without removing it: FreshRSS checks the password before it is saved.
Official amd64 and arm64 images, persistent SQLite storage and encrypted backups. Redis is optional and strongly recommended for shared caching and prefetching.
Hosting adviceThis page covers the essentials of FriRSS. Every feature is described in detail in the full reference on GitHub, written in French. Full reference
Explore the demo, then install FriRSS to read your own feeds.
