barryels/export-google-podcasts-subscription-list-to-opml.js

## export-google-podcasts-subscription-list-to-opml.js
// 1. Visit https://podcasts.google.com/subscriptions
// 2. Open your browser's JavaScript console
// 3. Copy-paste the below snippet and press enter:

console.log(`<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>
<opml version="1.0">
  <head>
    <title>Google Podcasts Feeds</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <outline text="feeds">
      ${[].map
        .call(document.querySelector("scrolling-carousel").querySelectorAll(`a`), (feedLink) => {
          const rssFeedEncodedURL = feedLink
            .getAttribute("href")
            .split("./feed/")[1]
            .split("?")[0];
          const rssFeedName = feedLink.querySelector("img").getAttribute("alt");
          return {
            name: rssFeedName,
            url: atob(rssFeedEncodedURL),
          };
        })
        .map((feed) => {
          return `<outline type="rss" text="${feed.name}" xmlUrl="${feed.url}" />`;
        }).join("\n")
      }
    </outline>
  </body>
</opml>`);

// 4. Copy-paste the result into a new file, e.g. google-podcasts.xml
// 5. Import the file into your new podcast player

// Notes:
// - Sometimes a specific feed URL has a `&` or other symbol that might break the import. Some manual editing might be required, but at least this is quicker than doing it manually
	// 1. Visit https://podcasts.google.com/subscriptions
	// 2. Open your browser's JavaScript console
	// 3. Copy-paste the below snippet and press enter:

	console.log(`<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>
	<opml version="1.0">
	<head>
	<title>Google Podcasts Feeds</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<outline text="feeds">
	${[].map
	.call(document.querySelector("scrolling-carousel").querySelectorAll(`a`), (feedLink) => {
	const rssFeedEncodedURL = feedLink
	.getAttribute("href")
	.split("./feed/")[1]
	.split("?")[0];
	const rssFeedName = feedLink.querySelector("img").getAttribute("alt");
	return {
	name: rssFeedName,
	url: atob(rssFeedEncodedURL),
	};
	})
	.map((feed) => {
	return `<outline type="rss" text="${feed.name}" xmlUrl="${feed.url}" />`;
	}).join("\n")
	}
	</outline>
	</body>
	</opml>`);

	// 4. Copy-paste the result into a new file, e.g. google-podcasts.xml
	// 5. Import the file into your new podcast player

	// Notes:
	// - Sometimes a specific feed URL has a `&` or other symbol that might break the import. Some manual editing might be required, but at least this is quicker than doing it manually