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There's another project that's probably more popular on the french-speaking internet: shaarli (https://shaarli.readthedocs.io/en/master/ https://shaarli.readthe
by rakoo 6y ago
There's another project that's probably more popular on the french-speaking internet: shaarli (https://shaarli.readthedocs.io/en/master/ https://shaarli.readthedocs.io/en/master/). Same as LinkAce, it has custom text, tags, full-text search and thus can work as your own micro-blogging/blogging/pastebin tool.
I'm looking for a solution in this space and I feel like none are really there although I could probably make it work:
- I want input to be absurdly simple. The standard bookmarks are perfect, as is a simple bookmarklet but I want the same ease of use from my mobile
- I want the content to be easily cacheable on my mobile so I can read it later while offline, if possible in a more readable rendering
- I want the content of the link to be archived in a reliable way; Archive.org is a good way because there's a chance that the link is public anyway so it is of potential value to everyone
- I want to have some liberty around the link, like the possibility of adding text with a little formatting and the possibility to have no link, just text, to act like its own article. Full-text search on everything is also important
I think 2) is the most contraining requirement because it requires more mobile-specific development (probably an app), the rest can be worked around with many solutions already.