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Show HN: Linkidex – A Better Way to Save, Search and Share URLs
Hi HN, my name is David (david@linkidex.com). I’ve been building Linkidex ( https://www.linkidex.com ) for a while now (first post on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33153…
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Comment #33186393
I don't want to claim that Linkidex is better than Raindrop. Raindrop and Linkidex will serve different audiences. That said, we aren't quite ready to share our long term roadmap.
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Comment #33172567
Thanks for your patience on this! This issue has been fixed.
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Comment #33165299
Raindrop is great! Its written by one guy and the polish / quality of his work is top notch. Our roadmap is going to bring us in a different direction than Raindrop, but more detai…
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Comment #33165212
1) sharing is on our roadmap and core to our long term value proposition. 2) That is a great idea. Right now we default the title to the URL if a user doesn't input a title. Your s…
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Comment #33159193
I don't think a web app can do this, but a browser extension, which is on our roadmap could! Regarding auto-categorize, how would you want that to work? I imagine this could be a m…
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Comment #33159134
100% agree. A browser extension is on our roadmap.
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Comment #33158459
thanks for all of this info!
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Comment #33158432
The front end app maintains its own state. The front end fetches all of a given users links when it loads and stores them in application state (memory within the front end applicat…
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Comment #33157905
The database is PostgreSQL. We are using Material UI ( https://mui.com/material-ui/getting-started/overview/ ) on the front end which is what makes the website responsive and mobil…
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Comment #33157727
archivebox is neat. Also it looks like they have the option to backup links to Archive.org, which was mentioned in another comment too.
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Comment #33157696
I hope it does!
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Comment #33157686
Making the error reporting of import / export is very high on my todo list. Right now the user just has to wait and doesn't get feedback, which is a bad experience. I see one impor…
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Comment #33157473
We haven't plugged into a phone's "share" functionality yet, great suggestion!
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Comment #33156670
Using web.archive.org is a fantastic idea I had not considered. I wonder if its ok to use their API to serve 'saved' versions of a given site instead of storing it myself. I shall …
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Comment #33156613
by local storage / export, do you mean storing your URLs, or downloading the archived text versions of pages?
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Comment #33155989
To clarify, the suggestion here is to search the contents of a given Link, not just the link's title or url? For example, if I have a webpage "www.linkidex.com/test" which displays…
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Comment #33155905
To clarify, are you suggesting Linkidex automatically sync with whatever the user's bookmarks are on the user's current browser?
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Comment #33155858
A naive solution could be to just display the first letter of whatever the user has named the given link. Not as helpful as a favicon, but it will prevent the page from looking bro…
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Comment #33155838
This is a great point. The chrome extension I was using before building Linkidex had a fixed layout, and I was often times able to quickly navigate it without reading what I was cl…
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Comment #33155765
https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori I haven't heard of this one before, thanks for the info. May I ask what made you decide to use Shiori instead of pocket or something else? It lo…
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Comment #33155711
Notion Databases are neat! I’m not familiar with them, I just glanced over some of the documentation. I think its safe to say Notion Databases would let you create your own Linkide…
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Comment #33155380
Not a problem, thanks for checking it out!
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Comment #33155374
“Test account for HN” registers an account with an email I’ll purge later, so people don’t need to give me their email address if they don’t want to. 1) I think the biggest differe…
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Show HN: Linkidex – save and sort the URLs you care about
Hi HN! My name is David (david@linkidex.com) and I am the author of Linkidex (www.linkidex.com)! My goal is to make bookmarks better. I built Linkidex because I was getting overwhe…