I am looking for a self hosted solution for Bookmark backup and synchronization. I just spun up a docker container for Linkding; don’t get me wrong this is awesome, but it is missing some things I would like to see in a bookmark backup solution.
A few key things I am looking for:
Browser agnostic (at least firefox and chromium based browsers)
Automatic backup/synchronization
Integration with the browser’s built in bookmarks
Anyone have any suggestions?
I am looking to self host, and not looking for something like Xbrowsersync or Firefox Account syncing.
this requires a Firefox account so not fully self-hosted. In the README they tell this is for security reasons, but I’d just like to run this locally on my home network, so not much of a compromise there.
That’s quite sad because otherwise this would be perfect.
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Have you tried https://github.com/jeena/fxsync-docker? It is a docker compose for selfhosting the new Firefox sync server rewritten in Rust.
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this requires a Firefox account so not fully self-hosted. In the README they tell this is for security reasons, but I’d just like to run this locally on my home network, so not much of a compromise there.
That’s quite sad because otherwise this would be perfect.