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If you would like to keep all your data private, self hosting is a good option. - LinkAce (https://www.linkace.org https://www.linkace.org) - Linkding (https:

by Kovah 4y ago

If you would like to keep all your data private, self hosting is a good option. - LinkAce (https://www.linkace.org https://www.linkace.org) - Linkding (https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding) - Wallabag (https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag) - Buku (https://github.com/jarun/Buku https://github.com/jarun/Buku) - Linkwarden (https://github.com/Daniel31x13/link-warden https://github.com/Daniel31x13/link-warden)

tga 4y ago
My favourite self hosted option so far because it's fairly minimal but does offline archiving: - Shiori (https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori)
- heavyset_go 4y ago
  Been using this for years, and it works well for me.
koevet 4y ago
I would also add: - archivebox (https://archivebox.io/ https://archivebox.io/)
AlchemistCamp 4y ago
That's the exact opposite of being a spiritual successor to Delicious. It wasn't about hoarding personal data and keeping it secret. It was about sharing it publicly, like Twitter, and people following each other based on either personal connection or just a shared interest graph.
- derbOac 4y ago
  FWIW, this sort of thing (Delicious-like) always struck me as a good use case for decentralization.
  - joshu 4y ago
    the big value of delicious was the central aggregation, which becomes difficult in a decentralized manner that said, i always wanted to split delicious up into "islands" of ~50k users or so, and allow each island determine it's own local rules. and if you didn't like your island, you could go elsewhere. yahoo wouldn't entertain this idea at the time.... this was before subreddits happened but the success of subreddits suggests to me that i was directionally correct
  - AlchemistCamp 4y ago
    How would the popular page work, then (either globally or per tag)? That was one of the biggest things I got out of Delicious… basically Reddit without the comments.
    - hiccuphippo 4y ago
      Search from a webring of Delicious sites.
    - derbOac 4y ago
      That's a good question. I'm not sure I have a good answer. My guess is it would maybe vary a bit from user to user?
hifikuno 4y ago
I am a fan of Wallabag, I pay for their hosted service. I think I did the 9€ for one year which seemed like a good deal to me.

by Kovah 4y ago

tga 4y ago

My favourite self hosted option so far because it's fairly minimal but does offline archiving: - Shiori (https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori)

heavyset_go 4y ago
Been using this for years, and it works well for me.

koevet 4y ago

I would also add: - archivebox (https://archivebox.io/ https://archivebox.io/)

AlchemistCamp 4y ago

That's the exact opposite of being a spiritual successor to Delicious. It wasn't about hoarding personal data and keeping it secret. It was about sharing it publicly, like Twitter, and people following each other based on either personal connection or just a shared interest graph.

derbOac 4y ago
FWIW, this sort of thing (Delicious-like) always struck me as a good use case for decentralization.
- joshu 4y ago
  the big value of delicious was the central aggregation, which becomes difficult in a decentralized manner that said, i always wanted to split delicious up into "islands" of ~50k users or so, and allow each island determine it's own local rules. and if you didn't like your island, you could go elsewhere. yahoo wouldn't entertain this idea at the time.... this was before subreddits happened but the success of subreddits suggests to me that i was directionally correct
- AlchemistCamp 4y ago
  How would the popular page work, then (either globally or per tag)? That was one of the biggest things I got out of Delicious… basically Reddit without the comments.
  - hiccuphippo 4y ago
    Search from a webring of Delicious sites.
  - derbOac 4y ago
    That's a good question. I'm not sure I have a good answer. My guess is it would maybe vary a bit from user to user?

hifikuno 4y ago

I am a fan of Wallabag, I pay for their hosted service. I think I did the 9€ for one year which seemed like a good deal to me.