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I was just looking for such indexer this exact evening. Unfortunately, logon via Twitter fails with 500 error bar flashing at the site's top and logon via FB f
by drdaeman 12y ago
I was just looking for such indexer this exact evening.
Unfortunately, logon via Twitter fails with 500 error bar flashing at the site's top and logon via FB fails with "App Not Setup: The developers of this app have not set up this app properly for Facebook Login.", so I can't try it.
Nonetheless, my biggest worry is why this is a service instead of a standalone package. (Actually, I've considered trying with the hope plugin may be possibly FOSS and if so researching whenever it could be hacked to be used with locally-installed Solr/Lucene server) I'm not really comfortable with directly or indirectly sharing my browsing history with most third parties.
- flippyhead 12y agoBah, I'm sorry! The Facebook login has now been fixed. I totally hear you on some people not wanting to share browsing history externally. This first version was easiest to do as a hosted service. Next up I intend to package it up as an installable app.
- volent 12y agoTwitter login still not working
- flippyhead 12y agoThat said, I have found it handy to have access to this searchable history for different locations and devices. For example on my phone.
- Jonovono 12y agoLocal version: https://github.com/idibidiart/AllSeeingEye https://github.com/idibidiart/AllSeeingEye
- purplerails 12y agoPlease also look at https://www.purplerails.com/ https://www.purplerails.com/ I tried address the privacy angle from day 1. Data is encrypted and only ciphertext is sent to the cloud. Index is stored only on your own machine. Searching occurs on your own machine. A couple of cool features are that it also saves an exact HTML copy of the page including images and stuff if you read a page "long enough" (currently 90 seconds). Been in beta for a while. Thanks for feedback.