Feed43 : XML/HTML to RSS

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Feed43 (pronounced as “Feed For Free”) is an online service, which converts any webpage to a RSS feed..

To create and setup feeds using this service you should have any of these browsers:

  • Mozilla-based browser (e.g. Mozilla, Netscape 7+;  Firefox 1.4+)
  • Internet Explorer 5.01 +
  • Opera 8 +  
  • Konqueror 3.4.1
The procedure of setting up a feed has been mentioned in a very user friendly way at the following URL:

   http://feed43.com/how-it-works.html

So what you are waiting for? Go & explore this Free RSS converter!!!

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