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Per-source proxy for RSS and article pages in NewsPulse
In locked-down networks, one outbound path rarely fits every feed and every site. NewsPulse addresses this with a per-source field: proxy for RSS and the article page on each news source in the admin UI (socks5://…, http://…, etc.).
If the field is empty, that source is fetched without a source-level proxy. You can still set a server-wide fallback via NEWSPULSE_RSS_PROXY for sources that do not define their own proxy (see the project README).
Google News RSS uses its own retry chain (direct first, then source proxy, then shared proxy, then fallbacks). Other articles cover that flow so it is not mixed with generic RSS behaviour.
What we do not promise
There is no built-in list of “free public proxies”. You supply endpoints you trust (for example a local VPN port).
Related topics
For Google News only, read the articles about NEWSPULSE_RSS_PROXY_FALLBACKS and NEWSPULSE_RSS_GOOGLE_TRY_DIRECT_FIRST.