How to copy post from google news rss
To copy a post from Google News RSS, you can follow these steps:
Method 1: Using Google News RSS Feed
- Go to Google News and search for the topic or news source you're interested in.
- Click on the "RSS" button next to the search results.
- Copy the RSS feed URL that appears in the address bar.
- Open an RSS reader or aggregator (e.g., Feedly, Inoreader, or NewsBlur) and add the RSS feed URL.
- Find the post you want to copy and click on it.
- The post will be displayed in the RSS reader. You can then copy the text, images, or other content as needed.
Method 2: Using Google News Search
- Go to Google News and search for the topic or news source you're interested in.
- Click on the "News" tab to view the search results.
- Find the post you want to copy and click on it.
- The post will be displayed in a new window. You can then copy the text, images, or other content as needed.
- Note that some posts may be behind a paywall or require a subscription to access.
Method 3: Using a Browser Extension
- Install a browser extension like RSS Subscription Extension (by Google) or News Feed Extension.
- Go to Google News and search for the topic or news source you're interested in.
- Click on the extension's icon in the browser toolbar.
- Select the RSS feed option and copy the feed URL.
- Open an RSS reader or aggregator and add the RSS feed URL.
- Find the post you want to copy and click on it.
- The post will be displayed in the RSS reader. You can then copy the text, images, or other content as needed.
Important Notes
- Google News RSS feeds are subject to change, and some feeds may be removed or modified over time.
- Some news sources may not allow their content to be scraped or copied, so be sure to check the terms of use for each source.
- Always respect the intellectual property rights of the original authors and sources.