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Could you add an option to either add tagging, or separate the tagged items into folders?
e.g. "programming/", "docker/" etc, I often find myself digging through my Pocket archive trying to find that one article I found 6 months ago and it gets incredibly annoying
This is cool. Could you add an option to either add tagging, or separate the tagged items into folders? e.g. "programming/", "docker/" etc, I often find myself digging through my Pocket archive trying to find that one article I found 6 months ago and it gets incredibly annoying
Now if only Chromium could learn to write WARC archives, then it would be on par! :) Great project!
I have half a mind to fork this and add something like https://github.com/internetarchive/warcprox, or at the very least walk through the generated HTML and brute-force inline all assets as a first pass :)
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Can one automate extensions through headless chrome ? then you might be able to trigger WarCreate instead (It will be more efficient to run the pocket export urls through WAIL though - this should give you the warcs you want)
Yeah, you can use the remote debugger protocol to make JS calls in the context of the page. https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/ Not sure if it's worth including in my script though, since WARCs aren't easily browseable (correct me if I'm wrong).
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Can one automate extensions through headless chrome ? then you might be able to trigger WarCreate instead (It will be more efficient to run the pocket export urls through WAIL though - this should give you the warcs you want)
Yeah, you can use the remote debugger protocol to make JS calls in the context of the page. https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/ Not sure if it's worth including in my script though, since WARCs aren't easily browseable (correct me if I'm wrong).
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Yeah, you can use the remote debugger protocol to make JS calls in the context of the page. https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/ Not sure if it's worth including in my script though, since WARCs aren't easily browseable (correct me if I'm wrong).
Well, no, but on a Mac .webarchives are Spotlight indexable and make for a nice single-file archiving approach, and I might actually have some old code that tries to convert between the two...
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Well, no, but on a Mac .webarchives are Spotlight indexable and make for a nice single-file archiving approach, and I might actually have some old code that tries to convert between the two...
Oh sweet, that's pretty nice.