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10.4: Manually clean Safari RSS articles
Combined comments from above into 1 command :) sqlite3 ~/Library/Database3 'DELETE FROM Articles WHERE source_id NOT IN(SELECT id FROM Sources)'
Also @fungus, why are the possibilities endless now because its stored in a sqlite database?
10.4: Manually clean Safari RSS articles
You accidentally left out the "Syndication" directory from that... Here is the whole command:
10.4: Manually clean Safari RSS articles
All RSS feeds that Safari RSS tracks are stored in this database. That means that Safari RSS does the heavy lifting of downloading and parsing the feeds. With direct access to the database one could write their own RSS aggregator without any knowledge of HTTP retrieval or RSS parsing. |
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