Simply create an account , and in the web reader there is a tab under the add feed section detailing how to get started with Twitter RSS feeds. Feeder also has a whole range of tools for collecting, sorting and sharing your content. Both within Feeder and externally. Read about how Feeder works here. The tool allows you to create a feed based on a particular user, or a feed based on search terms or hashtags.
This is quite useful for business users who want to keep track of trends or mentions of their brand. In this field you can have some fun. You can then use tools to hone your search, like adding hashtags, users, adding or removing keywords. The search tool is very, very powerful. The tool allows you to create a feed from many different types of content, and then import that feed in your desired RSS feed reader. To get started, visit rss.
Then you add your terms. Or you can add users via the section specifically made for entering users. Once the feed is ready, you have many options in front of you. You can also get options to embed the generated RSS feed into your own site. Feed Control is a service we provide here at FiveFilters.
It allows you to manage existing feeds, but also to generate RSS feeds from Twitter timelines. You can also choose whether to include retweets or not. At the moment Feed Control does not let you produce feeds from hashtags or custom searches.
Feed Control comes with a free plan which lets you create up to two feeds each with a hour refresh rate. Paid plans offer more feeds with more frequent refresh times.
Nitter is an alternative Twitter frontend with a focus on privacy. It also provides RSS feeds for Twitter timelines, hashtags and searches. The official site is at nitter. Nitter lists alternative unofficial instances to share the traffic burden, these are less used so often work better.
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