Zain QureshiandClaude Opus 5.5
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Changes proposed in this pull request: - `docs/en/users/02_First_steps.md` links to four section anchors that don't exist on the English pages. The ids look like literal translations of the French headings, but the English headings are worded differently: - `04_Subscriptions.md#import-and-export` -> `#import-export` (`## Import / export`) - `04_Subscriptions.md#feed-management` -> `#subscription-management` (`## Subscription management`) - `05_Configuration.md#changing-the-view` -> `#display` (`## Display`, the section the French page links as "Personnaliser la vue") - `05_Configuration.md#reading-options` -> `#reading` (`## Reading`) - The French page already resolves correctly, so this only touches the English source. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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User manual
Learning how to handle a new application is not always easy. We’ve tried to make FreshRSS as intuitive as possible, but you might still need a little help to master the program.
This section will guide you to the pages you need to get started. The order is tailored to newcomers.
Add Feeds
After installing the application, the first step is to add some feeds. You have a few options:
Reading Views
Once you have added your feeds to FreshRSS, it is time to read them. There are three available reading modes:
- The normal view enables you to quickly read new articles
- The global view shows you an overview of the status of your feeds in one glance
- The reader view offers you a comfortable reading experience
Customize
Now that you’ve mastered basic use, it’s time to configure FreshRSS to improve your reading experience. It’s highly configurable, so it’s recommended to play around with them to find a configuration that suits you well. Here are a few resources to help you improve your daily FreshRSS experience:
- Organize your feeds in categories
- Change the home page
- Choose the reading options
- Refresh feeds
- Filter articles for a fast access to a selection
- search for an article published some time ago
- Access your feeds on a mobile device
- Add some extensions
- Frequently asked questions
- Receive articles instantly with WebSub
FreshRSS has a built-in engine that scrapes a website to create an own feed.