I built something similar a few years ago: https://link.horse

See also: LinkAce - https://github.com/Kovah/LinkAce

wow is the return of Delicious? One of my favourite sites back in the day. Hope for this site's success, great way to discover new things

Wallabag[0] is useful too if you want a self-hosted bookmarking solution. I'm with Pinboard too, but regularly export my bookmarks so I have a backed up local copy of recent bookmarks I've added to Pinboard.

[0] https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag

[0] https://wallabag.org/

Reddit and programming.dev are my public social bookmarking sites. I can post anything I want in my subreddit and restrict who can comment.

I like the logo, but wouldn’t it look better if you change the yellow to white and and then maybe make the upper right quadrant blue?

I am using https://tinygem.org/

Same thing, free, work like pinboard.in

Open source and written in Elixir.

As someone who is a heavy user of Pinboard and has had Elixir on my 'to learn properly after dabbling' list for a while, looks like a great project to explore.

This has been done for decades. Anyone remember delicious? And in the late 90s we had Linkdup. They always seem to come and go for some reason.

I built something similar recently https://currl.io

This looks really good. I wish docker images were available for easy deployment to a Raspberry Pi server

RTEdge.net admin here,

DNSSEC for the .ht TLD was fixed after our demand (through Gandi).

You might as well enable it for your domain!

Drew resisted so much to have a star/bookmark feature on Sourcehut

It’s like a Reddit without upvotes or comments. Gives me a 2007 vibe.

this is great. I'm adding to my bookmarking list at https://othr.us

Is it still open source if sourcehut has been down all day?

Tongue in cheek but seriously I'm looking for a project like this but it's impossible to do anything with it at the moment.

Just to throw my hat in the ring I also worked on a social bookmarking site called HunterGather, with an emphasis on visual bookmarking and collections.

https://huntergather.website/

In.ht looks great though!

The biggest problem with bookmarks isn't the bookmarking; it's the rediscoverability.

Tags and folders aren't even close to solve the problem of surfacing bookmarked links when they're needed.

And the only way to fix this, is to have them integrated into search. "You're looking for how to do X? Here's what I found on the internet. Also, you bookmarked these links about this topic, so check them out."

That, or a RAG based solution.

What I'd like to see is some kind of "ongoing" or dossier for news. So when an errata or new development happen, even years later, you get a notification and can update your knowledge.

Specifically for things like "future miracle cure for X" or trials. Like "what happened with the Panama Papers"? Then you'd get a full dossier of articles, links, comments etc. It may require some standardized way to link news article together.

I think I would enjoy something like this (or pinboard), but with comments. Sort of a smaller version of Hackernews, where I could see what my friends are bookmarking and then write comments on those links, so we could chat about the content not necessarily with random people of the internet but with your smaller community (or maybe with everyone too, but in a different section).

Maybe someone here knows if anything like this exists already? I've taken a look at some of the options out there, but didn't end up trying them because it seemed like they didn't do anything like this, and were more focused on simply storing bookmarks (and maybe sharing them with upvotes, but nothing for conversation).

Delicious[1] was delicous, and Pinboard[2] is just there. Not into bookmarks that much except for less than 10 significant websites. I might look at ArchiveBox[3] or something like it to bookmark and take a snapshot. Again, none of them as important as it used to be.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delicious_(website)

2. https://pinboard.in

3. https://archivebox.io

Note : you can still access public bookmarks by tag on pinboard [1]. "AND" operator also works.

[1] Example : https://pinboard.in/t:bookmark

> Tags and folders aren't even close to solve the problem of surfacing bookmarked links when they're needed.

I think that's an overstatement. I use tags regularly to find bookmarks in Pinboard. They work well since the content was curated by myself. I can find categories of links which can be further filtered into subcategories, etc., until I usually find what I want. It's a great way to have a collection of things I found interesting at some point, and tags and full-text search are useful enough to find them again when I need to.

Would I like a RAG type of interface over my bookmarks? Sure. But it's absolutely not required to have a good experience.

I had the same problem back in the day, so I created https://historio.us, which is a search engine over the content of the pages. That way, you don't need to tag things, you have your own personal search engine.

This is the exact problem we're solving at https://www.zenfetch.com. Right now, as you're working in Google Docs we surface anything you've saved that's relevant. Will be working on a search integration and other PKM/text editor integrations soon.

My solution is quite simple: https://news.ycombinator.com/item? Id=38421121

However, with the disadvantage that I do not use the search in the browser, but the search of the operating system.

What I want is a field where I can write a few sentences on why I thought it was important to bookmark, and include that when I search my bookmarks.

Thanks for the project idea. That sounds amazing. I always forget about very useful bookmarks I have.

Diigo can integrate itself in Google results via the browser extension.

If you have to search the bookmarks themselves are of limited value.