Is there an RSS2POP3 add-on for Thunderbird or a stand alone service / web service / application?

Question

RSS

The task is to convert RSS feeds (more precisely, RSS feed) into email messages. There are plenty of services that convert RSS feeds into emails and send them to the specified address (both web services like IFTTT and local applications for Linux / Windows), but in this case, service information is usually lost (from whom, time, etc.). d.). The service/application I'm looking for should be a POP3 gateway for RSS feeds (local or web service)
TheBat! there are two plugins RSS2POP3 and RSS2HTML, but for some reason TheBat! not satisfied (although there is a workaround - you can just keep TheBat! open and then these plugins work as an email proxy and from the same Thunderbird you can read the RSS feed as emails via POP3 / 127.0.0.1:2000. Agree, not the most elegant solution) .
You can create an RSS account in Thunderbird and drag feed updates to some IMAP account with the mouse, which also does not look acceptable. Unfortunately, Thunderbird's filters do not work automatically on RSS feeds: you can create a filter "for RSS account test.com/rss, when a new email arrives, move it to the folder [email protected]/Inbox", but, unfortunately, this trigger does not work in automatic mode, because updating the feed (and the appearance of a new message in the RSS feed) is not the same as the arrival of a new email. In manual mode, such a filter works.

Answer 1

1) search for "php encryption by key", here is the simplest example:

function myxor($text, $key){
for($i=0;$i<strlen($text);)
{
for($j=0;$j<strlen($key);$j++, $i++)
{
$outText .= $text{$i} ^ $key{$j};
}
}
return $outText;
}
$text="Hello World!";
$key="hesoyam1234";
echo $cipher=myxor($text, $key); //зашифровали
echo myxor($cipher, $key); //расшифровали

you encrypt the link, and you pass the result as a parameter, and on the server you decrypt it
2) you make a table in which you store the links. you transfer everywhere id from this table. find the link by id.

Answer 2

Use it, encryption is based on 62 bit number system
https://bitbucket.org/ronikpvl/vsemaiki/src/046789...