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RSS · Atom · feed URL extraction

Extract URLs and dates from RSS and Atom feeds

Paste feed XML and review the retained title, URL, publication date, update date, author, category, and media enclosure evidence. It is a practical companion to XML sitemap checks for sites that publish fresh posts, products, podcasts, videos, or news.

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FEED CONTEXT

Use the feed URL only for relative links

The optional feed URL helps resolve relative item links. OpenWebmaster does not fetch, subscribe to, or submit the feed from this browser-local parser.

FEED SOURCE

Paste RSS, Atom, or RDF XML

The parser accepts supplied source, rejects unsafe XML entity declarations, keeps a bounded item list, and exports the complete retained evidence.

Boundary: this parser reads supplied feed source only. It does not fetch the feed, notify search engines, prove discovery, or turn feed dates into freshness, crawl, ranking, traffic, or revenue claims.

Evidence boundary: OpenWebmaster parses supplied RSS, Atom, or RDF feed source locally. It does not fetch feeds, subscribe to feeds, submit URLs, verify canonical URLs, check live HTTP status, prove crawl discovery, freshness, indexing, rankings, traffic, conversions, or cause.

RSS

Ready for feed source.

No sample feed, invented freshness score, crawl-discovery proof, indexing claim, ranking impact, traffic claim, or generated URL list appears before you supply feed source.

METHOD

Recent-update discovery without pretending to control crawling

RSS, Atom, and RDF

The parser detects common feed roots and extracts item or entry titles, links, identifiers, dates, categories, authors, and enclosure URLs from the source you provide.

Useful beside sitemaps

XML sitemaps are usually broad URL inventories. RSS and Atom feeds are often better for recent updates, which makes this a practical preflight before sitemap and submission work.

Dates remain declarations

A feed date is a publisher-declared field. It helps organize update evidence but does not prove recrawl timing, index freshness, rankings, or traffic movement.