#Web Scraping
Web scraping is the automated extraction of data from web pages, usually with custom code that targets specific elements of a page. It is powerful but fragile, because small layout changes can break a scraper, and it needs care around load and site terms. Many monitoring needs can be met with lighter methods, such as existing feeds, structured data or page-to-feed tools. Understanding the difference helps teams choose the least brittle option for each job. Articles under this tag compare scraping with feeds and explain when each approach makes sense.
20 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureIs It Legal to Create RSS Feeds from Other Websites?
Making a feed from someone else's site is common, but what you do with it matters. A practical look at reading, linking, republishing and…
18 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureHow Page-to-Feed Tools Find the Articles on a Web Page
What happens when you paste a page address into a page-to-feed tool: feed discovery, structured data, list detection and how refreshes keep a feed…
3 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureRSS vs Web Scraping: Which Should You Use to Track Sites?
RSS and web scraping both pull content from websites, but they differ in effort, fragility and etiquette. Here is how to choose the right…