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Matt Connell wrote: |
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> On 2020-03-16 19:46, Dale wrote: |
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>> Anything that can do, I can do locally by saving a web page or |
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>> downloading the content. |
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> Pocket is easily replaced by just synchronizing bookmarks, for most |
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> people's purposes, and FF already supports that. |
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> If you need more than that, I can recommend Wallabag for link-saving. I |
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> use it as my "read later" list. |
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Since I backup my /home directory, I have that already. Based on what |
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the link claims, it allows you to watch videos, read articles and such |
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later even if offline. If I like a page, I save it or print it as a pdf |
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or copy and paste it into LOo. It might be a long way around but it |
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makes it available even if the website removes content or shuts down |
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completely, forever. |
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Still, I likely don't understand all it does but I disabled it since I |
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don't think it serves a purpose here for me anyway. Maybe others will. |
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I wonder what else Firefox does I don't know about???? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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