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I haven't tried Grimoire yet but I've recently started using Shiori - https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori A big plus is tha

by ode 3y ago

I haven't tried Grimoire yet but I've recently started using Shiori - https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori A big plus is that is a single Golang binary so very easy to set up. It also has a browser extension.

Tomte 3y ago
Unfortunately, you can only import bookmarks from a Netscape HTML file once. There is no update. That mens I cannot periodically import my Raindrop bookmarks to shiori. After I've done the import I can either add new bookmarks to both immediately and by hand. Or I do a total re-import in shiori, which re-archives everything (and if a page isn't retrievable anymore, that's bad luck).
jrm4 3y ago
It's VERY nice (and this is absolutely about to be a question in the form of a comment), the one thing that is perhaps a deal-killer for me that I'm actually unable to get a clear read on: It appears to be impossible to have a "public" page? How it does everything else is perfect for my style, but I'd like to be able to share my link page to my students without login?
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