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Is there any service like this that would let me not just link to the material I want but actually save the content? or does Kippt do this? I ask because a whi

Is there any service like this that would let me not just link to the material I want but actually save the content? or does Kippt do this? I ask because a while back I started a private blog just for my own eyes where I started saving entire articles I enjoyed reading (in case the links go bad).

belthasar 14y ago
http://gimmebar.com http://gimmebar.com does that for you. It saves the page as an image.
kumkap 14y ago
Checkout http://www.surfmark.com http://www.surfmark.com The bookmarklet saves the entire html and the firefox extension saves the pages as an image
- kumkap 14y ago
  It does much more - but could serve your purpose
StavrosK 14y ago
https://www.historio.us https://www.historio.us saves the entire text.
icebraining 14y ago
Pinboard does, for $25/year. I've tried to find a self-hosted solution, but haven't been able to do so yet.
alecdbrooks 14y ago
Pinboard.in does this too. The site's founder, Maciej Cegłowsk has a nice post comparing Pinboard's archives to other sites': http://blog.pinboard.in/2010/11/bookmark_archives_that_don_t/ http://blog.pinboard.in/2010/11/bookmark_archives_that_don_t.... (Note: May be out of date.)
enra 14y ago
With Kippt we want to make the saving easy and fast, so the default is that when you save a page 1) we store the page content to full text search (available for pro users) 2) we get the main image, and try to decide which type of link it is (github repo, website, article, video, image, presentation etc..) and present the clip in the right way in the interface. We have had also plans for full-page archiving, files and we could support selective saving (save only this paragraph/image). For now, for example you want to save ab image, just open it to a new tab and save that. With text, just highlight the paragraph and hit the extension and the text will be saved as a note. (You can also make plain markdown notes[1] but we don't have interface in the extension for it yet). [1]: http://cl.ly/image/382k0p3Y3e1P http://cl.ly/image/382k0p3Y3e1P

belthasar 14y ago

http://gimmebar.com http://gimmebar.com does that for you. It saves the page as an image.

kumkap 14y ago

Checkout http://www.surfmark.com http://www.surfmark.com The bookmarklet saves the entire html and the firefox extension saves the pages as an image

kumkap 14y ago
It does much more - but could serve your purpose

StavrosK 14y ago

https://www.historio.us https://www.historio.us saves the entire text.

icebraining 14y ago

Pinboard does, for $25/year. I've tried to find a self-hosted solution, but haven't been able to do so yet.

alecdbrooks 14y ago

Pinboard.in does this too. The site's founder, Maciej Cegłowsk has a nice post comparing Pinboard's archives to other sites': http://blog.pinboard.in/2010/11/bookmark_archives_that_don_t/ http://blog.pinboard.in/2010/11/bookmark_archives_that_don_t.... (Note: May be out of date.)

enra 14y ago

With Kippt we want to make the saving easy and fast, so the default is that when you save a page 1) we store the page content to full text search (available for pro users) 2) we get the main image, and try to decide which type of link it is (github repo, website, article, video, image, presentation etc..) and present the clip in the right way in the interface. We have had also plans for full-page archiving, files and we could support selective saving (save only this paragraph/image). For now, for example you want to save ab image, just open it to a new tab and save that. With text, just highlight the paragraph and hit the extension and the text will be saved as a note. (You can also make plain markdown notes[1] but we don't have interface in the extension for it yet). [1]: http://cl.ly/image/382k0p3Y3e1P http://cl.ly/image/382k0p3Y3e1P