Does anyone know of a service that saves and manages bookmarks and links. Like one that would work from android/ipad/desktop.
Is this a thing?
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I used to used floccus but it’s been a while.
See also: https://github.com৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻) -selfhosted৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻) -selfhosted#bookmarks-and-link-sharing
edit: wtf the word "a w e s o m e " is converted into
৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻)when I paste or type it. Is this coming from kbin or have I installed something weird on my computer?firefox sync has worked pretty great for me, across all devices. I don’t self host it, but seems like once again, they’ve gotten it to the point where you can.
Is it? Last I checked it was all in some state of abandonment. Any guide?
Works great, go to sign in to sync, create a firefox account. login on all your devices, bookmarks show up, you can send tabs to other devices, you can see open tabs on other devices. Password Managers works great also, just set a master password to lock passwords
Yeah with the official servers. I was talking about the self-hosted version of sync.
I would love a self hosted version that I could just point my Firefox to, with actual logs and a way to verify it’s working besides tabs appearing on other devices.
I have a Nextcloud instand. I find that bookmark work great.
Plus it sync the books marks of my browser!
Alright I think I’m sold.
Next cloud question:
*I’m new to this stuff.
Do you have insight on having ‘cloud drives’ encrypted for different users? I wanted to have my own personal next cloud space for me, encrypted and backed up to a USB drive, but I also want one for my parents and family. I want these to be accessible via smb/natively as network drives.
Have an a quick eli5 or something you think I should look into?
- With Nextcloud you have the option to encrypt the data at rest Nextcloud - Encryption.
- it’s the same as hosting your Google Drive, you juste have to create different user and it won’t be shared between user, except if you share them…
- for backups, I would suggest you look at eather Plugins or do your own rsync. If you go serious about this, donc forget the 3-2-1 Backup Strategy
- To have access as network drive, theirs always the possibility to install it as a Desktop app. Or you could mount a network drive with Nextcloud and use it as an ‘interface’ to see the drive.
As for a guide… Google, YouTube is your friend… Theirs those if you want to start
My personal advice, if you setup as a docker, use an external database and not the one provided within the docker, it might break when you’ll update Nextcloud.
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Thanks!!
