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https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore

• JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B 3y ago
  So, it's a more-than-alpha build for Android that requires the creation of an account on a server. That's still not an application.
  • okamiueru 3y ago
    From the list of features it seems to have a web-app, iOS native, android native, and you can host it yourself... What... what more do you really want? Also, what does "application" mean to you?
    • devmor 3y ago
      It sounds like the issue to them is that it requires a service to use apparently, since you must sign up.
      • northrup 3y ago
        That’s not true. They HAVE a service that they run, but you can go to their GitHub repository and run your own server and point the app at it.
        • de_k 3y ago
          Tbh the selfhosting instructions seem overly complicated, particularly when compared to wallabag.
          • okamiueru 3y ago
            What do you mean? I looked through both, and they are both very easy to set up. Especially if you ignore the build documentations for wallabag which suggest OS level install of PHP, and do it with containers instead. So, if you want to try it out, both are identical. 1. Clone, 2. docker-compose up.
            • Zetobal 3y ago
              He wants some php files to throw at a filehoster.
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