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That sounds like an interesting idea. I like the idea of capturing all the text content I view on the internet and building a full-text search index. Would also

That sounds like an interesting idea. I like the idea of capturing all the text content I view on the internet and building a full-text search index. Would also be fun to play with NLP and machine learning. I run Tailscale on all my devices, so it would still be easy to use it when I'm away from home. I already have a Linux server that I use for Home Assistant, so I could set it up on there. I'm just not sure how this would work with SSL. I might have to install a self-signed SSL certificate on my devices, but it wouldn't work if a site uses certificate pinning. Is there an easy way around that? Maybe run Chromium with some CLI flags, or use a fork?

jcynix 4y ago
> I'm just not sure how this would work with SSL. Hmm, you can terminate the SSL connections on a proxy. Some colleagues at work (but at a different location)maintain such a setup (i.e. I never set it up myself) but the relevant search terms are "reverse proxy" and "SSL termination" on that proxy. Only the proxy needs a proper certificate then, but that's where Let's Encrypt helps. Edit: here's an example https://bananatrunkingprotocol.com/nginx-reverse-proxy/ https://bananatrunkingprotocol.com/nginx-reverse-proxy/