@sorenpeter @mjr blogcat has extensive human written docs at blogcat.org if you wanna check out

@soapdog I allow scripts, then click "Documentation & Screenshots" and get some text with a link to a getting started guide. It says a bit below "Check out the documentation for in-deep guides on how to use it" but that isn't a link and I don't know where to find it. I'll dig around on github when I find time.

@mjr there is a hamburger menu in the corner.

@soapdog hah! Thanks. I didn't notice that light green on lighter-green thing down there. Can I suggest increasing the contrast and moving it to the top left corner where hamburger menus more often live?

@mjr it is the default theme from the tool I used to make the docs (docsify), not sure how much in control of that CSS I can be.

@soapdog OK. I'll find them and suggest it there. Thanks for the info.

@liaizon @mjr @sorenpeter looking for some sample CSV to test this.

I am running GoToSocial instead of Mastodon so my CSVs are not exactly the same.

@liaizon @mjr @sorenpeter

Working on the features you folks wanted. Almost done. Been quite a ride. It is a lot more convoluted to find the RSS feed for accounts in the CSV that initially looks.

For each account, one needs to do a WebFinger request to find the HTML page for the account. Then needs to fetch that HTML page and look for a `<link>` with an RSS feed inside.

It is very slow, but it seems to be working so far...

@liaizon @mjr @sorenpeter Mastodon CSV import been implemented and a new version of BlogCat been sent to Mozilla.

It should auto update there eventually but you can also just go to your add-ons page and click update.

New version is 2026.9.1

@soapdog @mjr @sorenpeter well first you could sort them by whether they are mastodon or not based on a what their nodeinfo says and if they are mastodon then the path is all the same /@username.rss

Maybe thats not easier tho?