![]() ![]() You can press F8 to launch option dialog box and visit keyboard shortcuts settings to do the same. I have assigned single key shortcut to launch or run News filters as shown in the image above. There is no keyboard shortcut to launch News Filter dialog box or run RSS filters. Step 6: Assigning keyboard shortcut to run the filter ![]() You may use any of the available actions to notify yourself with notifier or sound, or categorize news using labels or stars, or remove news. Once you have chosen your action, click OK. I have chosen to delete every news which has keyword ”iPad” or “iPhone” in its title, as shown in the image above. These actions are “Mark News as Read”, “Add Star”, “Delete”, “Add Label”, “Play a Sound” and “ Show News in Notifier”. You can perform six actions on filtered feed items. Step 5: choose actions to be performed on filtered feeds You can also decide whether all these conditions should be applied or any one of these condition is enough to filter news (using the setting which I have marked as important in above image). In addition to applying filters on keywords, you can filter RSS feeds on who is the author of the news, or what keyword title or description or link of a news must contain, or what is the state or category of the feed. You are also required to select source of news in left pane on which these conditions should be applied to filter feeds. Look for a dropdown button which I have marked as important in image above, set it to “match any condition”. So, we would create conditions “Title contains iPad” and “Title contains iPhone”. Suppose, we want to remove all those feeds which have keywords “iPad” or “iPhone”. Now, you are required to decide what keywords or regular expression should be used to filter RSS feeds. Step 4: choose conditions to filter feeds Click “New…” button to create a new filter. It will launch a window with list of all filters being used. Use the drop down menu (next to first tab) to open Tools menu. Step 3: Filter RSS Feed using Regular Expressions and Keywords: For this tutorial, you may subscribe to RSS feed URL of our website using this URL as shown in the image above. Step 2: Subscribing to Feeds (QuiteRSS calls them news) Extract it to some location, and run QuiteRSS. It is the best RSS RSS reader that I have seen that lets you filter feeds. You are required to follow these steps to set up news filters in QuiteRSS. How to Filter RSS Feeds with Regular Expression and Keywords: For example, if you want to read only those feed items that contain word “iPad”, then you can use this RSS reader to filter those items from your RSS feeds. Once you apply the filters, you can choose to take various actions on filtered feed items, like, mark them as favorite, delete, etc. In this article, I will mainly focus on how to set up filters with QuiteRSS using keywords or regular expression. We have already done an overall review of QuiteRSS here. It is also available for Mac OS and other Linux based OS. QuiteRSS is available as a portable application for Windows. ![]() QuiteRSS is a free RSS reader with option to filter RSS feeds using regular expression or keywords. ![]()
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