min VS Diskernet

Min Browser if i remember correctly.

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test out MIN... it's based on Chromium/Blink using the Electron/Node.js framework. It's judicious in resource-usage, but the layout is way too minimal for me, and the build-in adblocker is mehhh...

So, basically, Min. Hope you update more often than they do. It might just be bad habit from regular browser updates, but 2 months without update is just weird.

Maybe MinBrowser or Web ...

it's called Min

funny short story: i didn't like Microsoft Edge interface for the screenshot so i googled "minimal browser" and then i found Min, and it's actually pretty nice!

Hey. My project Diskernet does this: full text search over browser history.

Put it in "save" mode when using Chrome (linux is fine) and it automatically saves every page you browse (so you can read it offline), and also indexes it for full text search. It's a work in progress and there are bugs (so my advice initialize a git repo in your archive directory, and make regular syncs to a remote in case of failure -- that also gives you a nice snapshotted archive).

Anyway, best of luck to you! :)

Diskernet: https://github.com/crisdosyago/Diskernet

I would love to have a searchable personal web archiving solution that works across devices. Something like https://github.com/i5ik/Diskernet or Webmemex but not implemented as a browser plugin but as a VPN with a self signed SSL certificate that I can configure on my mobile devices as well as on the Desktop. Personally I would only use this as a self-hosted solution because the security implications of MITM myself through a tunnel controlled by a third party are rather significant.