7 docs tagged with "bookmarks"

Faved is a privately-hosted, open-source bookmark manager with customizable nested tags, designed for handling large collections efficiently. It offers automatic title and description fetching, duplicate detection, and powerful search.

Flame is a self-hosted startpage for your server, designed to be your very own application hub. Inspired by SUI, its sleek design is not only visually appealing but also incredibly easy to use. With Flame, you can create, update, and delete your applications and bookmarks directly from the app using built-in GUI editors. It also allows you to pin your favorite items to the homescreen for quick and easy access. The app features an integrated search bar with local filtering and 11 web search providers, and even gives you the ability to add your own. Flame also includes an authentication system to protect your settings, apps, and bookmarks. The interface is highly customizable, with dozens of options including support for custom CSS, 15 built-in color themes, and a custom theme builder. Additionally, Flame features a weather widget with current temperature, cloud coverage, and animated weather status. It also integrates with Docker to automatically pick and add apps based on their labels.

Hiccup is a static start page application designed to help you access your most important links quickly and efficiently. It allows you to categorize your links, add them via drag and drop, and even search for them using various search providers. The app also supports multiple profiles, enabling you to switch between different sets of links based on your needs. Hiccup also features a built-in config manager for easy management of your link configurations. The app is designed to be used anywhere you can serve a static webpage from, such as your home server or a new browser tab. It also supports full keyboard navigation for quick and easy access to your links.

Linkding is a self-hosted bookmark manager that allows you to efficiently manage and organize your bookmarks. With a clean and optimized user interface, you can easily add, share, and edit bookmarks. The app also allows you to add notes to your bookmarks using Markdown and provides a 'read it later' functionality. It automatically generates titles, descriptions, and icons for your bookmarked websites and creates snapshots of them on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. You can also import and export bookmarks in Netscape HTML format. The app offers light and dark themes for your convenience. It also provides a REST API for developing third-party apps and an admin panel for user self-service and raw data access.

Servas is a self-hosted bookmark management tool that allows you to organize and access your bookmarks in a more efficient and streamlined manner. With Servas, you can categorize your bookmarks using tags and groups, which can also be nested for better organization. The app also features a 'Later List' where you can add bookmarks that you wish to access at a later time. Servas also comes with a Chrome browser extension, allowing you to add sites to your bookmark list directly from your browser. The app supports multiple user accounts and boasts a responsive design that ensures it looks good on all your devices. For added security, Servas also offers Two Factor Authentication.

Shaarli is a personal, minimalist, super-fast, and database-free bookmarking service. It allows you to manage and share the links you discover, making it an ideal tool for those who frequently come across interesting content on the web. With Shaarli, you can share, comment, and save links, use it as a minimal blog or writing platform, or even as a read-it-later/todo list. It also serves as a notepad for drafting and saving articles, posts, or ideas, and a knowledge base for keeping notes, documentation, and code snippets. You can edit, view, and search your links, organize them with tags, and even generate ATOM and RSS feeds. Shaarli is self-hosted, meaning you install it on your own server, ensuring your data remains yours. It's an excellent alternative to commercial services, and it's free and open-source.

Shiori is a straightforward bookmarks manager, designed as a simple alternative to Pocket. It is written in the Go language and can be used as either a command line application or a web application. Shiori allows for basic bookmark management, including adding, editing, deleting, and searching bookmarks. It also supports importing and exporting bookmarks from and to Netscape Bookmark file and importing bookmarks from Pocket. The application features a clean command line interface and a user-friendly web interface. It is portable and supports sqlite3, PostgreSQL, and MySQL as its database. Shiori also creates an offline archive of the webpage where possible. The Shiori Web Extension is a simple extension for managing bookmarks using Shiori, intended to integrate Shiori with your favorite web browser, allowing you to save and remove bookmarks in Shiori without leaving your current page.