Hello, I would like to replace Pocket and am looking for a similar app to bookmark links. For now I just need a “local” version, no cloud needed. I might setup synthing later on. Does any of you knowns any FOSS apps?

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      9 months ago

      Omnivore looks great. Combination of wallabag X linkding. But it seems they make the self-hosted setup intentionlly compliacted and working on only one kind of self-hosted setup.

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    Wallabag is the most popular alternative, to my knowledge. I believe, it requires a server, though.

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      It doesn’t but I do believe --have not checked a while-- that you have to pay for the service. It is “free” if you host, server price aside. On that you are right.

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    Wallabag. Been using it for years. You can have the service provided or host your own instance and it has its own APK for it on F-Droid for on the go. That is what I do.

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      i tried handy but chose Feeder over it because it’s more customizable

      feeder has a “save article” option op can use for reading offline but it won’t sync between multiple machines (if i’m not mistaken)

      i couldn’t find a foss local bookmark library replacement to pocket

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    I’d like to replace Pocket too, but I doubt I can replace it in my Kobo eBook. Any ideas?

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    I use Floccus which syncs via caldav (self-hosted via Nextcloud). In a similar vein, I host ArchiveBox and archive the important stuff that way.