I'd sure love to pay a tech co-op $25/month to host and sync a knowledge-workers stack including an open-source read-later + Obsidian or equivalent + Zotero + simple blogging with blot or something

Today's screams brought to you by Omnivore (open source) giving its entire hosted userbase two weeks to get their data out before they exuberantly drown themselves in the service of an Andreessen Horowitz-funded AI voice company co-founded by a Palantir person.

https://blog.omnivore.app/p/omnivore-is-joining-elevenlabs

(The two weeks' notice went to my spam folder, so I'm grateful someone mentioned it here and I happened to see it.)

Omnivore is joining ElevenLabs

a note from our founders

Omnivore Blog
@kissane Curious what you’ll use as your read-it-later solution now; I’ve been soliciting recommendations on where to go now that Omnivore is done. If you do find a good solution, please do share!

@vasta @kissane Unclear how broad you're casting your net, so if you don't want other folks to weigh in I'll delete this.

That said, I've been looking Wallabag or similar options via PikaPods. It's not a 100% hosted solution so may not meet your needs, but this whole thing leaves such a bad taste in my mouth that I am scared of hosted options now.

@willhopkins @vasta @kissane I'm using Wallabag on Pikapods at the moment and it's decent, but does have problems with some sites that use anti-bot protections.

I'm tempted to give Readeck a try, since that apparently captures the content from your browser instead of sending a separate request - which should be a bit more robust for the modern web.

@StryderNotavi removing the others so as not to spam them: Readadeck looked really interesting, and I agree on the relative robustness. I'm using linkding at the moment for my bookmarking there, and they have some Internet Archive options for archiving, but not local.
@StryderNotavi That’s definitely the first I’ve heard of Readeck, so I’m putting it on the list of things to try. Thanks!

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@willhopkins @vasta @kissane

Here's a bunch of posts about it that I snipped while searching for Omnivore alternatives myself.

I am now using the official Obsidian Web Clipper on desktop and mobile (Firefox extension for mobile), but haven't found an equivalent newsletter handler to Omnivore, which gave you an email address to automatically receive newsletters for you outside of your inbox.

https://gist.github.com/blakeNaccarato/fa948dd94590fb871dec5fd4cf763133

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