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Typically, especially across the Fediverse, a reader includes references to ActivityStreams and RSS feeds along the following lines, via entries in the section of its HTML doc. This common practice is currently missing from pinafore.
Thanks, this seems like a pretty simple addition. But what purpose does it serve? E.g. is there some browser extension or protocol handler that can hook into these <link>s?
What I described is a standard auto-discovery pattern for RSS and Atom feeds used by a variety of compliant clients. Take a look your Mastodon profile page, and you will see the pattern in use there too.
There are tools that process RSS discovered by this easy-to-implement use of Plain Old Semantic HTML (POSH) :)
Thanks, this seems like a pretty simple addition. But what purpose does it serve? E.g. is there some browser extension or protocol handler that can hook into these <link>s?
Regarding browser extensions, see our Structured Data Sniffer which is available for:
I see, so this would allow the extension to allow a user who is on a profile page in Pinafore to quickly subscribe to the RSS feed. Thanks for the clarification!
Typically, especially across the Fediverse, a reader includes references to ActivityStreams and RSS feeds along the following lines, via entries in the section of its HTML doc. This common practice is currently missing from pinafore.
Fix:
Given a profile page denoted by the URL https://mastodon.social/users/kidehen, the following would be added to the section:
<link href='https://mastodon.social/users/kidehen' rel='alternate' type='application/rss+xml'>
<link href='https://mastodon.social/users/kidehen' rel='alternate' type='application/activity+json'>
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