> Hey HN — I'm Fayner, creator of js-cookie (22B+ annual jsdelivr hits). Hey Fayner! Nice to meet ya, I have signed up to Hutch, I think I might be one of the

> Hey HN — I'm Fayner, creator of js-cookie (22B+ annual jsdelivr hits). Hey Fayner! Nice to meet ya, I have signed up to Hutch, I think I might be one of the first 100 users so are you suggesting that I might have the product free forever or till a certain time? > Then Pocket shut down. Then Omnivore. And the web kept filling with content nobody asked for. I used to use Shiori until I one day had accidentally removed that docker container, nowadays, I either star if its a github project or I even had a tampermonkey script which created a button in my screen which I can click to store links in json format in a private secret gist of mine. Personally I really like shiori and I have talked to their developers on matrix too and they seem nice, I would love to hear your thoughts on Shiori. > This is a genuine v1 — the advertised features work, everything else is roadmap. What I want to build next: a preference learning layer ("more like this / less like this"), Gmail integration for newsletters, and highlights. I don't know which matters most to the people who need this. Personally, I would love if there was a thing similar to linkhut (you can see my linkhut at https://ln.ht/~imafh https://ln.ht/~imafh), this is a place where I share all the really cool things that I found on the internet and the best part absolutely about linkhut is that I can write "notes"/"text" within Linkhut about a particular link) So anyone, who is reading my profile can exactly know why I vouched for a project. Combining this with tags and videos and search and profiles with it being open source/with api, I Really Love linkhut but (its link aggregators features are a little not so good) I am not sure of how similar linkhut and hutch can be, but I would really love to see a feature for example where I can get suggested an article by other people who have written some genuine things about it in notes and then I can comment about it within maybe hutch itself even, or if not. I feel like having these human elements gives a sense of community. I would love to hear your thoughts on as well!