You can get the Atom feed and put it in miniflux. In Advanced, enter the username/password of your rss-bridge:

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@staff Sounds like this needs an update from master

Ah right thanks for helping 🙂

I also see, that there is already an topic about this.
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8301/move-bridges-to-app-data-bridges/6

My bad..

Bridges gets updates from upstream, for example youtube breaks a lot

@loudlemur On Cloudron, apps are run in containers. The paths which are mentioned in app docs and messages are inside the container. They are not easily found on the server (and not meant to be directly edited by ssh'ing).

/app/data is the path in the container where apps write to. The easiest way to access this is using the File manager. The file manager exposes only the /app/data directory of the container and nothing else.

If you want to see the full container file system, you have to use the Web Terminal. You can always cd into /app/data there as well. There you will see the same files as the file manager.

I couldn't get it to work with IG, just got 500 errors.

It seems it's just a bridge aggregator and FE but others maintain the actual specific bridges.

I just tried Twitter and it worked for my account, it helps to always start with HTML, then when you're happy, pick the RSS type you need next, Json for N8N etc..

@p44 I haven't actually.

@girish Yup, just checked on my end and the latest update works as expected now! Thanks so much for taking care of this! 🙂