Show HN: Minimal Bookmarking Site
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The "let's add a site" input is disabled. From the UX perspective, I'm not sure why I can't add any site. I assume I need to be logged in, but then either change it to "Log in to add a site" or remove the input for logged out users completely.
As other stated, a login without HTTPS is a no-no.
A shameless plug: Personally, I like managing my bookmarks in plain text (via git), so I've built StaticMarks[0]. It generates a static web app with all my bookmarks on every git push.
Is it a public bookmark aggregator or do you have private links?
What are the use cases for this?
I like the simplicity of this, ui is minimal and well done, works on mobile also.
Note: Use LetsEncrypt or put it behind Cloudflare CDN+DNS(has free plan) to get temporary SSL cert :)
Currently it uses sqlite, for ease of deployment.
https://github.com/jonschoning/espial
Demo: (uname demo, passwd demo)
Am i right in thinking this is basically a pinboard clone but without the archiving capabilities?
archiving could be one of them, but I found I didn't use it that much myself (There is always archive.is too)
Its a lot easier for me to query the txt files for whatever bookmark i want.
Bug report: When I click on “let’s add a site” nothing happens (and I can’t add a site).
Iphone 7, chrome browser.
> We charged money for a good or service
> I know this one is controversial, but there are enormous benefits and you can immediately reinvest a whole bunch of it in your project sips daiquiri. Your customers will appreciate that you have a long-term plan that doesn't involve repackaging them as a product.
> If Pinboard were not a paid service, we could not have stayed up on December 16, and I would have been forced to either seek outside funding or close signups. Instead, I was immediately able to hire contractors, add hardware, and put money in the bank against further development.
> I don't claim the paid model is right for all projects that want to stay small and independent. But given the terrible track record of free bookmarking sites in particular, the fact that a Pinboard account costs money actually increases its perceived value. People don't want their bookmarks to go away, and they hate switching services. A sustainable, credible business model is a big feature.
>Do not attempt to compete with Pinboard.
There is a feature (tweet search) that has been broken for over a year and seems unlikely to be fixed.
I'm a customer but I got one of the "pay once" accounts rather than the annual payment ones so the pain isn't enough for me to move.