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WebAppReaderlinkding

Best for: Readers who want offline access to saved websites and documentation

Best for: Keeping bookmarks on your own server, with the pages archived in case they vanish

Free

Free and open source under the MIT license.

 Free

Free and open source under the MIT licence. Managed hosting options exist from third parties.

Windows, Linux Linux, Self-hosted, Web, Browser extension
  • Downloads individual pages or entire sites
  • Organizes saved sites with categories
All 4 strengths
  • Downloads individual pages or entire sites
  • Organizes saved sites with categories
  • Supports offline and online viewing
  • Can view and edit sources
  • Archives bookmarked pages as local HTML or on the Internet Archive, so content survives
  • Imports and exports Netscape HTML, so nothing is locked in
All 4 strengths
  • Archives bookmarked pages as local HTML or on the Internet Archive, so content survives
  • Imports and exports Netscape HTML, so nothing is locked in
  • Firefox and Chrome extensions, a bookmarklet and a progressive web app
  • SSO via OIDC or an auth proxy, plus a REST API for third-party apps
  • Some sites prevent their resources from being downloaded
  • Self-hosted, so you run and back up the service
  • Deliberately minimal; there is no full-text search of archived pages
All 4 limitations
  • Self-hosted, so you run and back up the service
  • Deliberately minimal; there is no full-text search of archived pages
  • No official mobile app; community projects fill that gap
  • Tags are the only organisation; there are no folders
Downloadable app Self-hosted, Browser extension
Open source Open source
License: MIT License: MIT
Not stated if an account is needed No account needed
Offline features available Offline features available
Sources

Catalog checked October 8, 2026
Sources

Catalog checked September 21, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.