Re:Wallabag: a self-hostable application for saving web pages
by roblabla on Monday July 03, 2017 @07:10AM
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You might have missed the point. This allows you to share saved webpages accross machines. The save webpage, complete feature saves it to your hard drive, locally. What I want is to be able to save pages from my desktop, and read them from my android phone.
Re:Wallabag: a self-hostable application for saving web pages
by thehardsphere on Monday July 03, 2017 @11:06AM
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I definitely missed the point; that's why I asked what the point is.
Thank you for clarifying that the thing you want that this software provides is the ability to synchronize saved content across multiple devices of different platforms.
Re:Wallabag: a self-hostable application for saving web pages
by worstscenario on Monday July 03, 2017 @07:41AM
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> There's nothing more private than my hard disk.
> Uploads bookmarks to cloud
Re:Wallabag: a self-hostable application for saving web pages
by thehardsphere on Monday July 03, 2017 @09:35AM
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I don't upload my bookmarks to cloud.
Re:Wallabag: a self-hostable application for saving web pages
by reitanqild on Monday July 03, 2017 @10:01AM
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Ok, so you disabled that in Chrome?
That's more expensive than the 12 Euro when you factor in the time I would have to spend to do that.
> Outside of Chrome
Ok, substitute Chrome for any browser. How is this better than reading the saved webpage off of a hard disk?
> Not in a safe machine
If the machine is not safe, why am I using it at all?
> API
To do what, exactly?
> may not be using Chrome
Every browser now has a "Save webpage, complete" feature. It's not a Chrome thing.
> privacy
There's nothing more private than my hard disk.