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Life after Pocket: How to set up your own self-hosted article archiving service


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  Mozilla killed Pocket, but your bookmarks don't have to die. Here's how to self-host ArchiveBox - with a little help from ChatGPT - and take ownership of your reading archive.

The article from ZDNet titled "Life after Pocket: How to set-up your own self-hosted article archiving service" discusses alternatives to the popular read-later service Pocket, focusing on self-hosting solutions for archiving articles. It highlights the use of Wallabag, an open-source application that allows users to save and manage articles on their own server, offering features like tagging, annotation, and offline reading. The article provides a step-by-step guide on setting up Wallabag, including server requirements, installation via Docker, and configuration. It also mentions other self-hosting options like Shaarli and Nextcloud with the News app, emphasizing the benefits of privacy, control, and customization that come with self-hosting. The piece concludes by noting that while self-hosting requires more technical effort, it provides a robust and personalized solution for managing saved articles.

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