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Re: Omnivore Is Joining ElevenLabs

#41
post #3

I was already wondering why development on Omnivore was halted… This isn’t good news at all for Omnivore users. It made me legitimately consider switching away from my self-hosted Wallabag instance because everything looked so sleek and promising; in terms of read-it-later apps, it really held the promise of the big next thing (as far as that can apply to such a “simple” category). I’m not sure if articles read aloud…

The internet is volatile and it has happened multiple times that a page I have saved to read later has disappeared. Do you have any good recommendations for self hosted services that allow me to save a link and have an archived copy of the website saved to disk? So far, I've tried Wallabag, Linkwarden and Archivebox but I feel like they don't quite work the way I want to. What are you experiences with this?

Readeck saves an archived copy of the links you save (where it can).

From their docs, "Every bookmark is stored in a single, immutable, ZIP file. Parts of this file (HTML content, images, etc.) are directly served by the application or converted to a web page or an e-book when needed."

https://codeberg.org/readeck/readeck

Re: Omnivore Is Joining ElevenLabs

#43
post #3

I was already wondering why development on Omnivore was halted… This isn’t good news at all for Omnivore users. It made me legitimately consider switching away from my self-hosted Wallabag instance because everything looked so sleek and promising; in terms of read-it-later apps, it really held the promise of the big next thing (as far as that can apply to such a “simple” category). I’m not sure if articles read aloud…

The internet is volatile and it has happened multiple times that a page I have saved to read later has disappeared. Do you have any good recommendations for self hosted services that allow me to save a link and have an archived copy of the website saved to disk? So far, I've tried Wallabag, Linkwarden and Archivebox but I feel like they don't quite work the way I want to. What are you experiences with this?

> What are you experiences with this?

You might want to try SingleFile, i often use it and it's really good in my opinion:

https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/?...

PS. I sync the particular folder i download to across my devices with "Syncthing" by the way.

Re: Omnivore Is Joining ElevenLabs

#45
post #19

Ugh this is the only read-it-later service I ever found that "stuck". It was so simple and good. This sucks.

I too really liked Omnivore. Looking for an alternative that'll just take care of the newsletter aspect as that was my #1 use case.

Interestingly, SevenReader (or is it Eleven? :D) is the one I really don't even want to consider.

Re: Omnivore Is Joining ElevenLabs

#46
post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yes, just as it is right now I would love a cheap alternative. No need for fancy speech or AI features from my Side. Do one thing and do it good...

Wallabag seems to be 11€/year: https://www.wallabag.it/en

11€ for an entire year is honestly a steal!
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