wallabag

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About wallabag

wallabag is a web application for saving web pages to read later, extracting the actual article content so readers aren't distracted by pop-ups, ads, or other page clutter. It can be self-hosted on a personal server or accessed via a managed account on wallabag.it. Content extraction is powered by Graby, php-readability, and ftr-site-config, and the platform exposes a REST API that powers a broader ecosystem of official and community clients: native Android and iOS apps, a browser extension (Wallabagger) for Chrome and Firefox, and a GNOME Linux client. Built with PHP and Symfony on a relational database backend, wallabag supports translation through a community-run Weblate project and is developed as an open, self-hostable alternative to commercial read-it-later services like Pocket or Instapaper. It's released under the MIT License.

Key Features

• Save web pages and articles for distraction-free later reading
• Content extraction strips pop-ups, ads, and page clutter
• Self-hostable, or usable via a managed wallabag.it account
• Native Android and iOS apps
• Browser extension (Wallabagger) for Chrome and Firefox
• GNOME Linux client available (community-maintained)
• Full REST API for third-party integrations
• Community-driven translations via Weblate
• Article tagging and classification
• Built with PHP and Symfony on a relational database backend

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