LinkAce (private bookmark manager)

LinkAce is an open source, self-hosted bookmark archiving and management system. It aims to solve the pain points of single browser native favorites function, limited data synchronization, and easy failure of web links. Through automatic backup and monitoring functions, it helps you build a long-term stable and searchable Private Cloud Knowledge Base. Purpose: Favorite links, archive snapshots, labeling, search, anti-failure Features: Self-hosting, API, browser plug-ins, multi-user Address: linkace.org/ Project website: github.com/Kovah/LinkAce functions and characteristics Link failure prevention and automatic archiving: After saving the webpage link, the system will automatically submit the webpage to the Internet Archive for cloud backup. You can view the snapshot even if the original website fails. At the same time, a built-in regular monitoring mechanism will automatically detect the accessibility of links and send timely notifications when a webpage migrates or goes down. Multi-dimensional classification and retrieval: Provide two classification systems: Tags and Lists, which can not only label links for loose classification, but also organize related links into specific lists. With advanced search features that support full-text search, you can quickly locate target resources by filtering by attributes or sorting by date. Flexible deployment and expansion: Supports privatization deployment through Docker or PHP environments, and the data is completely in your own hands. It provides a fully functional REST API that allows developers to integrate it into other applications, and also supports automated workflows through Zapier connecting thousands of third-party tools. Multi-user collaboration and privacy: Support multi-user registration and integrate OAuth/OIDC single sign-on. Links, tags and lists can be shared among members. You can also set the visibility of each item individually (public, internal, private), or even turn on guest mode to show specific public collections to outsiders. Convenient collection and interaction: No need to install cumbersome browser plug-ins, just use the lightweight Bookmarklet (bookmark tool) to save the currently browsed web pages with one click. The system supports bright and dark dual theme modes, and can generate RSS feeds for public lists.