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kanishkalinux

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    Comment #44095671

    Thanks. I've written about it in detailed in the README. But most important thing that differentiate it from other self-hosted variants is the ability to see references along with …

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    Comment #44095506

    Inquisitive - self-hosted knowledge-base with a touch of LLM/RAG. Link: https://github.com/kanishka-linux/inquisitive I've been working on this on and off since last couple of mont…

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    Comment #17946815

    By the way, this application is not just about archiving. For regular archiving wget (and in your case HTTrack), are more than sufficient. Reminiscence has been developed for bookm…

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    Comment #17946771

    Pretty detailed suggestions! Thanks. I'll keep them in mind when iterating on next version of the project.

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    Comment #17945528

    I think, wget is even better and much older than it.

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    Comment #17945509

    About videos, I'm thinking about providing some way to add custom user scripts, so that users can use their favorite download manager to download media elements from site. About gi…

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    Comment #17945489

    That was amazing feedback! Thanks a lot! About user-interface, I agree it needs improvement. Especially inbuilt reader needs some work. Can you suggest some improvements in UI?

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    Comment #17944873

    It looks quite innovative. I'll see if I can get some ideas from it.

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    Comment #17944864

    Thanks! I'll add support for annotations in project's TODO list. It'll be a nice addition to any archiving solution.

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    Comment #17944123

    Thanks! I have not used shaarli and bookmark-archiver personally. But from their documentation it looks like shaarli doesn't archive in various formats and doesn't have auto-taggin…

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    Comment #17944085

    Thanks. I didn't know about webrecorder. It also looks cool. I'll look into it.

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    Comment #17944029

    It doesn't integrate web-server in default installation. In docker installation, one can change docker-files and remove components which they do not want.

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    Comment #17943998

    Currently, it does not allow full spidering.

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    Comment #17943989

    Reminiscence has some advance features like auto-tagging, auto-summarization and archiving in various formats, which separates it from other bookmark managers. Few days back, I pos…

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    Comment #16667751

    Walter Rudin's book on Real Analysis is normally considered as classic in this area. However, you can also take a look at Mathematical Analysis by Tom M. Apostol, which helps in de…

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    Comment #15694593

    for mostly static pages requests/pycurl + beautifulsoup more than sufficient. For advance scraping, take a look at scrapy. for javascript heavy pages most people rely on selenium w…

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    Comment #14787706

    phantomjs was also based on qt technology (qtwebkit)

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    Comment #14786930

    It's based on qtwebengine(chromium).

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