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Personally, I am and always was very put off by Wallabag's design. It seems permanently stuck in the 2010s default Bootstrap era. There was and technically sti
by input_sh 1y ago
Personally, I am and always was very put off by Wallabag's design. It seems permanently stuck in the 2010s default Bootstrap era.
There was and technically still is Omnivore (https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore), but it got aquired by ElevenLabs last year and the official instance got shut down. Shiori (https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori) also comes to mind, but I think that's about it.
As for closed source solutions, I'd say Readwise Reader (https://readwise.io/read https://readwise.io/read) actually innovated a little bit for the first time in over a decade by catering to power users, but I didn't use it often enough to justify a perpetual $10/month subscription (no free tier what so ever).
Nowadays I just use Obsidian's web clipper.
- dockerd 1y agoI am using Raindrop and it seems to work for me.
- wlesieutre 1y agoNever heard of Wallabag but found a video of the web client here: https://wallabag.it/en/ https://wallabag.it/en/ All I'd really want to do to that design is lay off the drop shadows