New essays from Easty Notes can come straight to you in a feed reader. A feed reader is an app that gathers new posts from the blogs and news sites you choose into one list. Instead of visiting each site to check for something new, you add an address once, and new essays arrive in the app as they are published. That address is called an RSS feed.
Feed address https://eastynotes.com/en/feed/
Essays in Korean (한국어) https://eastynotes.com/feed/
How to add it
- Open your feed reader.
- Tap or click “Add”, “Follow”, or the + button, and paste the address above. Many apps also find the feed if you enter just eastynotes.com/en/.
- From then on, each new essay appears in the app’s list. Read it in the app, or tap or click the title to open the essay here.
Feed readers
There are many feed readers, and any of them works with the same address. Here are a few widely used ones that you can start with for free.
- Feedly, Inoreader: in a web browser and as phone apps
- NetNewsWire: iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Feeder: Android
- Thunderbird: an email program for Windows, Mac, and Linux with feeds built in
Without an app, new essays are always at the top of the home page.