btw the hoarder project is an active victim of a patent troll[0][1]; the official Firefox extension is currently blocked by dmca[2]. any donations might be helpful.
Set this up a couple weeks using an proxmox lxc script and have it using ollama to create tags. I hadn’t heard of singlefile before. That seems like an excellent pairing.
That's what single file is for. Hoarder fetches the webpage using it's own browser, single file makes a copy using your browser including any sessions, then sends that to hoarder.
Worth noting that Linkding (what the author migrated from to Hoarder) also now supports page archiving via headless Chrome + SingleFile and also via manual upload: https://linkding.link/archiving/
btw the hoarder project is an active victim of a patent troll[0][1]; the official Firefox extension is currently blocked by dmca[2]. any donations might be helpful.
[0]: https://github.com/hoarder-app/hoarder/commit/b2c795ccb562c0...
[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/s/CMCPP7cc8i
[2]: https://github.com/hoarder-app/hoarder/issues/899
Set this up a couple weeks using an proxmox lxc script and have it using ollama to create tags. I hadn’t heard of singlefile before. That seems like an excellent pairing.
Thoughts on this vs something like ArchiveBox?
No really the same goal. In Hoarder, the goal is to tag and make content easily searchable. The cached part is a plus, not the main goal.
Actually, it's good but not an cached archive, its a just a cached zen mode version of the webpage (or full file if it is a PDF, EPUB, ...).
Can Hoarder archive a webpage protected by some kind of auth / login?
That's what single file is for. Hoarder fetches the webpage using it's own browser, single file makes a copy using your browser including any sessions, then sends that to hoarder.
sounds promising! thanks, i’ll look into this.
Worth noting that Linkding (what the author migrated from to Hoarder) also now supports page archiving via headless Chrome + SingleFile and also via manual upload: https://linkding.link/archiving/