Does anyone know of a service that saves and manages bookmarks and links. Like one that would work from android/ipad/desktop.

Is this a thing?

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    firefox sync has worked pretty great for me, across all devices. I don’t self host it, but seems like once again, they’ve gotten it to the point where you can.

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      1 year ago

      Firefox sync works great, but too many steps to bookmark on android if you want to use the same folder as the one on desktop.

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    I used to used floccus but it’s been a while.

    See also: https://github.com৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻) -selfhosted৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻) -selfhosted#bookmarks-and-link-sharing

    edit: wtf the word "a w e s o m e " is converted into ৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻) when I paste or type it. Is this coming from kbin or have I installed something weird on my computer?

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        Floccus and nextcloud bookmarks seems awesome, but I cant set it up on my phone cuz I failed something with my certs (I access nextcloud localy / vpn only). At the moment Im testing out bookmarks for nextcloud app on android with floccus extension on firefox desktop

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          Thats another way I was thinking as I tailscail my devices.

          Do you have your next cloud ‘drive’ backed up? I’ve been meaning to set up next cloud but want a way to back up specific folders/drives. I’ve yet to really look into backing up my nas.

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            Yeah, I use kopia and for daily backups of all folders to another drive and also to backblaze cloud (super cheap for backups). I dont backup nextclouud database at all for now. On top of that I use duplicati for the most important folder that goes to google drive. Everything encrypted. I actually started with duplicaty (extreemly simple gui) and then added kopia later on.

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      Alright I think I’m sold.

      Next cloud question:

      *I’m new to this stuff.

      Do you have insight on having ‘cloud drives’ encrypted for different users? I wanted to have my own personal next cloud space for me, encrypted and backed up to a USB drive, but I also want one for my parents and family. I want these to be accessible via smb/natively as network drives.

      Have an a quick eli5 or something you think I should look into?

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        • With Nextcloud you have the option to encrypt the data at rest Nextcloud - Encryption.
        • it’s the same as hosting your Google Drive, you juste have to create different user and it won’t be shared between user, except if you share them…
        • for backups, I would suggest you look at eather Plugins or do your own rsync. If you go serious about this, donc forget the 3-2-1 Backup Strategy
        • To have access as network drive, theirs always the possibility to install it as a Desktop app. Or you could mount a network drive with Nextcloud and use it as an ‘interface’ to see the drive.

        As for a guide… Google, YouTube is your friend… Theirs those if you want to start

        My personal advice, if you setup as a docker, use an external database and not the one provided within the docker, it might break when you’ll update Nextcloud.

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    I like start.me. It isn’t something to download but it’s a web page. The free service is a great start. I’ve been using it for years now