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by hamsterbase 8mo ago
Feel free to try out my product: https://hamsterbase.com/ Supports self-hosting via Docker. https://hamsterbase.com/docs/install/install-with-docker.htm...
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by hamsterbase 1y ago
There's one more thing. Leader of antv is the developer of echarts.
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by hamsterbase 2y ago
When it comes to web archiving, I've found that Markdown has some real limitations. Sure, it's great for basic text, but it struggles with things like embedded content and non-standard layouts. Try archiving a Twitter thread or an
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by hamsterbase 2y ago
When it comes to web archiving, I've found that Markdown has some real limitations. Sure, it's great for basic text, but it struggles with things like embedded content and non-standard layouts. Try archiving a Twitter thread or an
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by hamsterbase 2y ago
You could try hamsterbase. All functions are offline and data is stored locally. If you need to save all the pages you've seen, you can use singlefile, an open source plugin that works directly with hamsterbase.
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Show HN: Ledger-Ts, Use TypeScript for Plain Text Accounting(github.com)
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
Ant Charts was actually developed by the author of echats.
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Show HN: I made an extension tackling pain points in i18n software dev(github.com)
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Show HN: Automatically Create a Public Kanban for Project Using Linear API(github.com)
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I used a codebase to develop an all-platform application
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
I have a read-it-later tool ( https://hamsterbase.com/ ) that I've been maintaining as a hobby for 2 years, supporting Mac, Linux, Windows, iOS, Android, and self-hosted Docker. All these versions share the same codebase
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Show HN: Treat the VS Code code repository as a framework(github.com)
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Deployed production under the Live CD environment and ran for 8 months
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GPD win mini, 7-inch PC(gpd.hk)
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
I also maintained a project at an extremely low cost, other than the $99 for the mac app store and the domain, my other costs were $0. This is an read-it-later app https://hamsterbase.com/ • Official website deployment: ren
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
I suggest trying out HamsterBase (HamsterBase is not open source). 1. It supports direct binding with SingleFile, enabling one-click web page saving. Because it saves in the browser, all other plugins will take effect. 2. It provides an ope
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2600 free and open source SVG icon, by ByteDance(iconpark.oceanengine.com)
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
I made a reader-it-later app。 Even though I have been developing for over a year, I still feel that it's not perfect. Currently, no account system has been developed in the software, only a donation website address is left on the offic
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
In terms of PKM applications, believe CRDT is the future。 In response to this, I've developed a "read later" app based on CRDT. The following are my expectations for knowledge management software, as well as the goals I had i
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
Singlefile supports batch saving URLs to local storage. Right-click on the webpage > select Singlefile > choose "Batch save URLs". Using this method, I have converted hundreds of my bookmarks into html files. I also think th
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-archive-websites... You can take a look at this article. I will sync web archives to my Mac through iCloud, and then import it in bulk into Hamsterbase.
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
You can try the desktop version first, and then consider buying it after the mobile version is released. Until iOS and Android are developed, there will be no charge. Currently hamsterbase provides rss subscription export, you can take any
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
You are right, I added the price link in the footer.
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
"Thank you for your reminder. May I ask if you are accessing the website on your mobile phone? The pricing page is located at the top of the official website for desktop version. If you are using the mobile version, you will need to cl
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
https://hamsterbase.com
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
Most "read it later" services save web pages on their servers, which cannot preserve paywalls, ad-free content, pages that require login or registration, and pages on a local network. Sharing why I decided to develop my own "
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Ask HN: How about this landing page?
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
If you want to save articles, you can try using Hamsterbase. It doesn't collect any information and doesn't require login or registration. It offers a self-deployed version and provides desktop clients for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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Show HN: Open-source web highlighter for notion and hamsterbase(github.com)
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by hamsterbase 3y ago
you can try hamsterbase.com this tool will index all of your html. Support take highlight, full text search.

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