They failed at the Internet.
Ps: I'm in France
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They failed at the Internet.
Ps: I'm in France
Meh.
I have been using it for the past 15 years with great satisfaction.
Oh and the developer is very active (several versions a week), very kind and answers very quickly.
One of the best bargains. (I bought the full version)
https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge
(you can find multiple instances on the web)
No thanks.
Most notably PGP has been available in France for decade and has never received any form of approval as far as I know.
Will I have to download the app from dubious third-party stores ? :-(
Never again I'm going to trust another service for storing and sharing my links.
BTW, I'm not the author of KrissFeed, just a happy user :-)
https://github.com/tontof/kriss_feed
Screenshots: http://sebsauvage.net/rhaa/images/201303/rha_20130317_kriss_... http://sebsauvage.net/rhaa/images/201303/rha_20130317_kriss_...
I love it.
At the bottom of the page, I also listed a few more generative art projects.
Oh, and thanks for the bug report regarding the cookie path. I did not pinpoint this behaviour before. (And I currently lack time to update Shaarli.)
For the archival feature, you use the export option (in tools menu), then import it later to restore. Or you can backup all files located in the "data" subdirectory.
Shaarli grew too fast and I did not expect to have so many people interested in it (This is a typical scratch-an-itch project). I plan a complete rewrite, with multi-users support and many other features (I have a heavy to-do/feature request list :-)
Regarding Diigo, their Firefox extension sends every visisted URL to their server. Thanks for the respect of my privacy.
Enough is enough.
In my experience, Netscape bookmarks html export worked better. But even then I experienced a lot of broken exports from online bookmarking services. This is a pain. Good luck with that.
* another closed source service ?
* Are there import/export options ?
* There is not even a RSS feed ?
Sorry for looking like parasiting a topic, but I need to rant: I'm sick of close-source online bookmarking services, especially when I can't import/export all my data. So I'm moving away from them. I want to have control. This my data.I developed my own bookmarking application, Shaarli (opensource, bookmarklet, html import/export, private links, tag cloud, picture wall, "daily" digest and many other features). http://sebsauvage.net/wiki/doku.php?id=php:shaarli
My own instance is: http://sebsauvage.net/links/
I don't say hosted services are bad, but I'm definitely done with them.