A bookmark manager that keeps what it saved. Not a pile of browser bookmarks — it keeps each link in a collection you organise, searchable later by title, address, description and tag. Upstream ships Docker and nothing else; this is the native equivalent, with its own PostgreSQL 17 and its own worker, running on a QNAP with nothing installed beforehand. Sign up, log in, add a link. Archiving to PDF needs a browser QTS does not have, so that part is off; everything else works.

linkwarden.webp



Screenshots​

Linkwarden dashboard with saved links as cards, beside the phone app

Linkwarden dashboard: collections, tags and recent links

Screenshot: Linkwarden

What you can do​

  • Sort links into collections and sub-collections, and tag them
  • Search your links by name, address, description or tag
  • Share a collection through a public link, or keep it private
  • Subscribe to RSS feeds
  • Import bookmarks from any browser and save new ones with the browser extension

Who it is for​

For anyone who keeps many links and wants them on their own hardware.

Opening it​

App Center's Open, or http://<NAS>:6030/. Sign in as linkwarden with the generated password from System Logs, then change it under Settings, Password.

The package​

Native package, no Docker. Page archiving is off, because Chromium needs libraries QTS lacks.
Autor
Silas Mariusz
Pobrano
2
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156
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