For web-based RSS feed readers, please create an account on their platform as required. exe file, and install it on your computer. In the case of applications, you will need to download an. In the case of browser extensions, you will need to add the extension to your browser before you can proceed to set up your RSS feed reader. Installing your RSS Feed Reader: The installation processes for browser extensions and applications are very similar.Please feel free to browse the web for other free, low-interval RSS Feed Readers, and feel free to recommend your favorite to your peers in our Community Forums.ĭisclaimer: RSS feed readers are third party tools and are not developed or maintained by Gengo. and Gengo does not require you to subscribe. This may mean getting started with a free tool first. Gengo does not require our translators to use paid tools in order to gain access to jobs, and we recommend that you do what is best for you. While they also offer a dedicated Gengo Power-up with custom filters and lower intervals, please note that this is a paid feature, and using it is completely optional.
The free version of Feeder only allows a minimum interval of 2 hrs.For instructions on how to get started, please refer directly to RumpelstiltskinRSS.Here are a few that our translators recommend: Web-based readers, on the other hand, don't require you to install anything on your computer, but you should remember to keep them open in a tab on your browser at all times when you want them to check for jobs. Apps and browser-extensions may require you to install software on your computer or browser to use the reader. There are different types of RSS feed readers, including apps, browser extensions, and web-based readers. If you're new to this: An RSS feed reader is a tool that will check your dashboard for you and send you a notification whenever it detects a new available job.
We understand that not everybody has the time to sit in front of their computer continuously refreshing their dashboard, and this is why we recommend the use of RSS feed readers, which can check for you and send you timely notifications when they detect new jobs – even if you're busy with other tasks! To see a job, you would have to load your dashboard at the exact same moment or right after a customer places an order. If you are only checking your dashboard occasionally throughout the day, it's normal for you not to see jobs. As a result, most jobs get picked up quickly and don't usually linger long on the dashboard. How it works: whenever a customer places an order, it becomes available to all eligible translators at the same time and whoever picks up the job first gets to work on the translation.
Gengo is a first-come, first-served platform.
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