I use RSS to get my information and I've built my own reader https://rahuldshetty.github.io/reader-project/ for it. It helps me stay upto date with my various news feed and sites at one place. I don't have to search for things in search engine all the time for a piece of news.
I'm personally aware and used few Desktop app building frameworks like Flutter, Tauri, Electron. I think you might have some luck with Electron support for LLMs since its early development and resources available. But I personally like to use Tauri recently, its backend is Rust but you can plug it in with any JS, CSS framework and develop your application.
Its not best practice to store session details in URL, this can be compromised easily. Maybe try this, take the same URL with session id and launch it in incognito. If it still works, that means the service.com has a lot of security gaps to fill in. Otherwise, they might be storing it in cookies if its not accessible.
I didn’t express myself correctly. I’m rather wondering why I can’t be automatically logged in the main service.com ? Let’s say the auth is based on serious security
Automatically translating everything can be expensive (in terms of API cost, waiting period for the user). So I didn't want to keep it enabled for all posts.
I initially explored couple of LLM/NLP based translation models that could run on CPU hardware. But I couldn't get it to work with my Rust backend app (I'm noob to Rust and vibe coding doesn't work). Also need to consider the hardware compute required to run these models, as it can be expensive.
I found this Rust crate rust-translate (https://github.com/Mintype/rust-translate) that seems to be a wrapper around Google Translate. I guess the Google API gives some free tier for basic usage so it works? Idk, you might want to check try it out.
This is probably one of the most redundant project out there, but a RSS reader app designed with Tauri, Sveltekit, Tailwind. I wanted to build this to stay in sync with product development as I don't get to do this a lot in my day-to-day job. I also want to build a game, but it is so much effort. I do wish to pursue it in near future.
