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After reading this I was wondering if it might be fun to write a HTTP-proxy that a) recorded everything, in an SQLite database, and b) presented a localhost-ser
by stevekemp 7y ago
After reading this I was wondering if it might be fun to write a HTTP-proxy that a) recorded everything, in an SQLite database, and b) presented a localhost-server which would let you search that content.
I suspect it would get very very very busy, with tracking-pixels, etc, but if you only made it archive text/plain, text/html, and similar content-types it might be a decent alternative to bookmarks, albeit only on a single host/network.
Wouldn't be hard to knock up a proof of concept, perhaps I should do that this evening.
- prox 7y agoCould probably strip the tracking codes anyway. Someone linked to wwwoffle, check if that isn’t what you had in mind.
- randrandrand 7y agoI did something like this a while ago: https://github.com/nspin/spiderman https://github.com/nspin/spiderman I used the wonderful tool mitmproxy for both recording and serving.