by renegat0x0
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- I love bookmarks. I have made RSS app with bookmarking mechanism.
My links about bookmarks and links below.
https://github.com/rumca-js/Django-link-archive - django app, RSS client, simple web crawler, under construction
https://github.com/rumca-js/RSS-Link-Database - my bookmarks repository
https://github.com/rumca-js/RSS-Link-Database-2025 - RSS links for year 2025
https://github.com/rumca-js/RSS-Link-Database-2024 - RSS links for year 2024
https://github.com/rumca-js/RSS-Link-Database-2023 - RSS links for year 2023
https://github.com/rumca-js/Internet-Places-Database - I also maintain a list of domains found in the Internet
https://rumca-js.github.io/search - search that uses links maintained in zip files
https://rumca-js.github.io/music - my music library, browsable
https://rumca-js.github.io/bookmarks - my bookmarks, browsable
- I've been using Karakeep (formerly Hoarder) for a few months. So far, I like it. I particularly like having an iOS app so sharing new bookmarks from different apps is really easy. Instead of pulling from the browser, it retrieves its own copy with a headless Chrome, so if you need a login, the snapshot breaks. But, overall, I've been pretty happy.
But, I'll definitely check out Omnom too!
https://karakeep.app/
by crossroadsguy
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- After quite some exploring around and struggles I made my peace with https://raindrop.io. Am I happy with that? Of course not. But that's the only hosted one which has extensions and apps for almost every browser and OS I use. I wish there a functional open source service (hosted) with wide range of platforms support that I could pay for and use.
- I know OP personally and have a high regard for him. His blog at https://www.ctrlc.hu/~stef/blog/ is also worth following.
- I have settled on https://readeck.org/ it's absolutely brilliant. It supports postgres and a service with systemd. omnom looks promising, will keep an eye on it.
- I've wanted something like this for a while, although I've not looked into it much.
That said, the snapshot search either isn't working, or isn't doing what I'd expect it to do. If I search for `fsf`, the snapshot search finds the FSF's website. But if I search for text that appears in the snapshot of the homepage (e.g. "sysop" or "sysops"), then I get no results.
I would expect the snapshot search to work roughly like Google, but for these limited snapshots of pages, but it appears to only search the URLs, maybe the page titles?
- Do any of these bookmarking apps support adding urls in bulk from currently open windows/tabs?
I often have windows of hundreds of tabs open that I'd like to archive and close but raindrop has been the only one that has been able to get rid of my clutter.
- Since it requires a browser extension anyway, is it possible to build something like this local-first and lean on Chrome/Firefox built-in syncing?
by amit9gupta
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- After trying many bookmarking solutions, settled on Goodlinks.
Pros:
- stores data in your icloud
- stores a copy where possible
- full-text search
Cons:
- not open-source
- works on mac/ios only
https://goodlinks.app/
- > if you want to have your own self-hosted libre software bookmarking service for you and your community, give it a go
I haven't worked with go - where could I host that myself?
Could I do this with the free tier of
https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts/build-and-depl...
- I wish ArchiveBox had such a feature where you can archive “private” and logged in pages. I often had the case where I then realized I only archived some login page.
- I've been using Wallabag for articles I want to deal with later, with the Frigoligo app on iOS for offline reading. For bookmarks, I've been using the Floccus extension with the Nextcloud Bookmarks app.
I'm missing the social aspect of bookmarks on del.icio.us though, so I'll check out Omnom and the other mentions in this thread of what people are using.
- Is there anything like omnom or karakeep that allows for storing things without having to manually bookmark or add them to the system? I want any URL I hit to have its content sent to my service so that I can search it later.
- Take a look at our creation which is free. Also, you may try Full Sort's demo without sign up to see if you like the interface and features. https://fullsort.com
- I use archivebox for this. No requirement for an extension, just a simple bookmarklet.
- I have a static web page with a table of A href's. Source controlled under git. Problem solved.
- Question: Does this use single file or something similar? I've basically been dying for an easy to use local bookmarking service that uses singlefile?
Second question: How easy is it to crawl the local store and apply LLMs or RAG?
- I created something like that for my spouse and myself. An app that creates an archive.ph url, extracts full text and generates summaries via an llm. I‘d open source it, but as I also extract paid articles via archive.ph, I think it wouldn’t be ethical to publish it.
by ravishing0223
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- Awesome. A few months ago I posted my bookmarking site. Now I see that my site is almost a subset of yours.
If you want to take a look check this: https://cloudmark.site
- btw if you want to have a look at more than a decade of snapshots, try https://links.ctrlc.hu/ my private and membership invitation-only instance.
by plasticsoprano
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- I've been using linkwarden the last few months and loving it.
https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden
- When I saw the name, I immediately thought of https://omnomchocolate.com/
- I am happy user of https://historio.us/
- I have a thought on "sharing" the snapshots. Many pages nowadays are behind a paywall.
Typically you are required to log in (pay or not) to remove them. I'm aware of archive.org and others, but it is not the main point :)
The point is, that if you are logged in, some private information about yourself may be stored in the snapshot. It is less dangerous when it is something on the screen -> you can make a decision. But if is is some hidden field with your ip address for example.
- Very nice! but why not contributing updates to some widely used project like Karakeep?
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