I created these three widgets in WebView for desktop. Let me know what you think.
The crypto widget doesn't require an API, but as it's the free version, you are limited to only 10 calls per minute, I believe. If you see the small circle at the top turn red, it means that the connection is temporarily blocked, but it will return to normal after one or two minutes. Once your favorites list is established, generally, there are no more issues afterwards, and prices are updated every minute.
Next to the star for favorites, there is a link icon. You can click on it and enter a link, for example, a link to a chart in TradingView. Then, to open this link, you can directly click on the small chart, which will open the link in your default browser.
If you click on any price, it opens a window that gives you the option for a quick conversion.
For fiat currencies, you will need an API, but it is free. You can create one at this link: exchangerate-api.com.
At the beginning of the script section of the WebView, look for and enter your API here: const FIAT_API_KEY = 'ENTER YOUR API KEY FROM exchangerate-api.com'.
For the RSS Reader widget, simply enter any RSS feed address.
Widget: translate, watchlist crypto, rss reader.bttpreset (444.4 KB)
