First, a word of thanks :
I recently discovered PinePods and it has completely changed the way I consume podcasts.
The multi-user support, smart playlists, and OPML import/export are exactly what I was looking for in a self-hosted solution. A huge thank you to the community for the outstanding work accomplished on this project.
=> Feature Request
I would like to have a per-podcast setting to exclude specific podcasts from the main feed.
=> Use case
Some podcasts in my library are "reference" podcasts that I browse manually rather than consume as a continuous feed (e.g. very prolific podcasts, or episodic content I want to explore at my own pace). Having all their episodes flood the main feed makes it harder to follow the podcasts I actively listen to.
=> Proposed solution
A simple toggle in the podcast settings page such as "Show episodes in feed" (enabled by default) that would prevent a specific podcast's episodes from appearing in the main feed, while keeping it fully accessible from the podcast's own page.
First, a word of thanks :
I recently discovered PinePods and it has completely changed the way I consume podcasts.
The multi-user support, smart playlists, and OPML import/export are exactly what I was looking for in a self-hosted solution. A huge thank you to the community for the outstanding work accomplished on this project.
=> Feature Request
I would like to have a per-podcast setting to exclude specific podcasts from the main feed.
=> Use case
Some podcasts in my library are "reference" podcasts that I browse manually rather than consume as a continuous feed (e.g. very prolific podcasts, or episodic content I want to explore at my own pace). Having all their episodes flood the main feed makes it harder to follow the podcasts I actively listen to.
=> Proposed solution
A simple toggle in the podcast settings page such as "Show episodes in feed" (enabled by default) that would prevent a specific podcast's episodes from appearing in the main feed, while keeping it fully accessible from the podcast's own page.