Monthly Archives: January 2011

How to create an RSS feed from your Facebook Page or Facebook Profile




How to create an RSS feed from your Facebook Page or Facebook Profile

Here is a quick guide to creating an RSS feed (or ATOM feed) from your Facebook Group or Profile

Facebook change this sort of thing regularly, however, at the tome of writing, it is working RSS feed from a Facebook Group


  1. Go to the Facebook Group page and get the group ID. It should be in the URL as a number or query – looking something like this: id=13503181319671 – however, if you can’t see it, try clicking on the profile image to get the ID in the URL.
  2. For an RSS, put the ID it at the end of this URL after the ‘=’: https://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.php?format=rss20&id=
  3. For an ATOM feed, put the ID at the end of this URL after the ‘=’: https://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.php?format=atom10&id=

You should now be able to receive the status update via an RSS or ATOM feed

To get an RSS feed of the notifications from your Facebook Profile:

Log into Facebook

  1. Go to https://www.facebook.com/notifications.php
  2. Click the RSS feed button at the top which will give you a URL looking something like this: https://www.facebook.com/feeds/notifications.php?id=<your profile ID here>&viewer=623861399&key=69891f07ce&format=rss20


Instructions about how to back up and export webmail emails from Horde


Instructions about how to back up and export webmail emails from Horde

Instructions about how to back up and export webmail emails from Horde

Instructions about how to back up and export webmail emails from Horde

If you’re using Horde to manage your webmail emails and want to back them up, you may have realised that it seems to be not as easy to do as you’d hope without going through and forwarding email groups individually

Fortunately, it is actually pretty simple if you know how to do it and here’s how:

  1. Click on ‘mail’ on the left menu
  2. Click on ‘folders’ from the top menu
  3. Tick the boxes of the folders you’d like to export
  4. From the drop-down box ‘actions’ select ‘download’

This will download your emails in an ‘MBOX’ container file format

Alternatively, if you want to forward your messages in groups; view the emails you’d like to forward, tick the box next to them and then click on ‘forward’ which should be just above the top email

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