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Interesting concept, trick, but no. - Can I write comments about some bookmarks? - Can I tag bookmarks? - I cannot self-host it, hence you have to sync thing
by renegat0x0 2y ago
Interesting concept, trick, but no.
- Can I write comments about some bookmarks?
- Can I tag bookmarks?
- I cannot self-host it, hence you have to sync things between devices, which is stupid
- Can it automatically do import / export?
- Can it support multiple users?
I am using my own bookmarking system, which solves these issues for me, but again, it is not a jack of all trades. I do not see your aunt running it in portainer. I am still developing it, so it is not super stable. Even with these shortcomings this is how I consume internet now.
It is "bookmarking system" x "rss reader" x "simple search engine"
Link:
https://github.com/rumca-js/Django-link-archive https://github.com/rumca-js/Django-link-archive
- yoavm 2y agoTo so many of these the answer is yes. - Comments? Put them in the filename - Tags? Put them in the filename - Sync? Many of us already sync our devices in some way (dropbox/gdrive/syncthing/...). I see it as a plus - it puts me in control, not "the cloud" - Import / Export? `mv` & `cp`. You can take your export on a USB stick, send it over email, you name it. - Users? /home/bob/bookmarks, /home/alice/bookmarks
- homebrewer 2y agoUse extended attributes, putting everything into the filename is awkward.
- yoavm 2y agoThat makes it much harder to search, sync, export etc. Awkward? yes, but there's nothing wrong with it.