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Well done. The write up really being together some concepts and creates some clarity on things I've been feeling about for a while. Is author aware of my histo
by mongojunction 6y ago
Well done. The write up really being together some concepts and creates some clarity on things I've been feeling about for a while.
Is author aware of my history based fully interactive offline archiver? https://github.com/dosyago/22120 https://github.com/dosyago/22120
- karlicoss 6y agoAuthor here, thanks! Haven't seen your tool in particular, thanks for the link, I'll check it out. I only used https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox before, but haven't set up an automatic archival pipeline (yet)! Also, integrating with local web archives is on my Promnesia todolist! I expect them to be very useful for indirect history retrieval, e.g. "I haven't visited that page, but it's within one link". Having local web archives makes it possible to implement such functionality in efficient way.
- mongojunction 6y agoYou have a really interesting way of thinking about all this stuff and have synthesized alot of different ideas, that I believe point to a future for the web. very cool to come across your work. Do you have a blog?
- karlicoss 6y agoMy blog is literally the link I posted ;) Perhaps this page https://beepb00p.xyz/blog-graph.html https://beepb00p.xyz/blog-graph.html would be a good start if you want to explore
- gpm 6y agoDo you know of a reason that this can't work with firefox, or is it probably just a matter of someone putting in the work?
- mongojunction 6y agoI think because it's based on the DevTools protocol which is only partly supported (I think) in Moz. Although you're right with enough work someone could engineer a way to achieve the same, even without DevTools protocol. I picked the protocol because it made it easy to achieve. I think in future FF plans to support DevTools, or the standardised version which I think is called WebDriver protocol or something.