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LittleBITS: Main TidBITS Server Moving This Week

In “LittleBITS: Be Aware of TidBITS Server Changes” (7 June 2024), I warned that we would be moving our websites from Arcustech to Cloudways. Although we moved the TidBITS Content Network site and the Dutch and Japanese translation sites quickly and without drama, the main TidBITS site has taken longer. (TidBITS Talk is separate since its Discourse installation was already hosted at DigitalOcean.)

The schedule now calls for our developer to move the main site at night on Tuesday, 17 September 2024, so I will be looking for and hopefully fixing problems on Wednesday morning. If you notice any hiccups, please report them on TidBITS Talk, where I’ll also post updates about known and fixed issues.

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  1. blm

    Might be your reader? The W3C RSS validator is, other than a couple of recommendations, happy with it, and I successfully added it to Thunderbird.

  2. I’m not seeing any real problems with the W3C validator either, and nothing should have changed with the feed format.

    db.tidbits.com hasn’t existed for many years, so while we have redirects in place, it might work better to point at the current URL for the feed:

    https://tidbits.com/feed/

  3. … Works for me. And renders fine via the Want My RSS Firefox extension.

    For those who may care, Want My RSS puts back two features that Firefox deleted many years ago:

    • An icon in the location-bar showing when a site has RSS feeds. Click it to view their names and pick one to view the feed.

    • When viewing a feed, render the content so you’re not forced to read raw XML. Includes buttons to hand-off the feed to 10 popular RSS readers:

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