RSS died when Google killed Reader. (Insert Klaxon Buzzer Sound and turd emojis). If that was true, explain

Feedgrab: A modern, beautifully simple, FREE, all-in-one RSS reader

Feedgrab is a modern, beautifully simple RSS reader. It works seamlessly on desktop web or mobile, on Mac, Windows, iOS or Android. What

I get limitless joy and curiosity jingles in the Free to Use Library of Congress Browser extension that fills ever new tab/window with a random public domain image. This scene from the 1941 Vermont State Fair is amazing, the little girls all in the same dress, the expression of the one on the left. A moment. A story. https://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2178246047 It's worth seeing them in flickr for all the extras you get in comments. Sharing w/ @npub1prsj...eh8y as it seems at the intersections of a few of her interests

The best crafted Alt-text can provide accessibility to visual impaired folks but can at the same time provide explanation for us with eyes. Heck I learned the word "grimoire" This from @Cory Doctorow Now if only Mastodon would provide the alt-text to me so I could copy/paste it without going through OCR, I could share it easily as example. Please provide visible #Alt -text for all

#SilentSunday #GoodDayToChewBones #RandomUselessHashtags

I find one of the best ways to expand your mastodon experience to new voices is to follow hashtags that are not too noisy. This brings into your timeline often someone worth following. Plus you can swap tags in and out to change things up Mine now are #SmallWeb for individual efforts at keeping the web to its original promise/dream and for interesting photographs I might consider #bloomscrolling or #SilentSunday What are useful tags you follow to broaden your streams?