Wallabag: Self-hostable application for saving web pages and articles

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ArchiveBox

I use archivebox + SingleFile. SingleFile is a bit hard to set up, but if it works, you get exactly what you see in the browser. It supports more extractors though - wget, curl, archive.org..., but I prefer running just one, for speed. https://archivebox.io/.

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YunoHost

I'm using it through Yunohost [1] on the lowest end DigitalOcean box. Works beautifully. I'm pondering bringing it in house on a RPi, just for shits and giggles and so I can truly own all my stuff... [1] https://yunohost.org/.

#Control Panels #Cloud Computing #Hosting 73 social mentions

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Raindrop.io

Have you taken a look at https://raindrop.io/ ? It’s competitively priced at $28/yr though it carries the same risk as Pinboard (being run by a solo founder).

#Bookmarks #Bookmark Manager #Bookmark Synchronization 178 social mentions

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Shiori Bookmark Manager

I was using Wallabag for years prior to around a month ago. It was largely working fine aside from being a bit slow and resource heavy. Looking around at other self-hosted options in that space brought me to a few other contenders like shaarli (https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli)and shiori (https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori). Shaarli has been around forever and is insanely quick to load and add links, I just wish it had some sort of web-clipping support. Shiori seems ideal as a replacement, but it was essentially unmaintained for 1+ years, though a new maintainer stepped in within the last few weeks and has been pretty active during that time, so hopefully optimistic. I'll be watching Shiori for the next few months and see where it stands with development, then decide to make the move or not.

#Bookmarks #Bookmark Manager #Documentation 24 social mentions