Overall thats a neat idea, but I found two small things to criticize:
Maybe revisit the responsive design, on my phone everything is all over the place. Also there’s a typo in the setup guide.
What's your use case that replaces wallabag? I'm using wallabag which replaced instapaper. I'm mostly intersted in article bookmarking and reading across devices.
My only use case is bookmarks. I don’t care about archiving. Like you, I replaced instapaper with wallabag, but I never really went back and read those articles. So I just use it for bookmarking sites and pages I frequently use.
For Android users, one strong point of Shaarli is that there's a companion app, https://github.com/dimtion/Shaarlier, that allows you to save notes/links through the Android share menu.
Wow, this looks really cool! I really really love the idea of automatically PDFing things when you bookmark them.
The UI is also wonderful.
I think I would prefer a native app though, just because I'm quickly losing interest in the whole concept of "Self hosted", I think Native+SyncThing works better in a lot of cases.
Thanks quite neat. I use wallabag for this purpose currently.
I wonder if there is a way to automatically save an ePub/mobi version of this for use with an eReader. I'd love to have such pages pushed out an eInk tablet, e.g. emailed to a kindle email. That would be a killer feature.
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Should be better now (added break-word instead of break-all to the styling).
I like OP's idea of automated PDF save.
For Android users, one strong point of Shaarli is that there's a companion app, https://github.com/dimtion/Shaarlier, that allows you to save notes/links through the Android share menu.
The UI is also wonderful.
I think I would prefer a native app though, just because I'm quickly losing interest in the whole concept of "Self hosted", I think Native+SyncThing works better in a lot of cases.
I am looking forward to make an extension for it, maybe at some point I’ll make an app for it (using react-native).
I wonder if there is a way to automatically save an ePub/mobi version of this for use with an eReader. I'd love to have such pages pushed out an eInk tablet, e.g. emailed to a kindle email. That would be a killer feature.
[0]: https://ktool.io
You just need to host this project on your computer and use your phone to connect to the web server.
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