Closed moosebegab closed 10 months ago
thinking about this a bit more. is the goal here to just have toot content and contained links stored somewhere, or is inoreader the actual preferred option here?
that's a really good question.
I often bookmark posts that contain info I want to look up later or links I want to check out later. But I tend to not check out the bookmark column unless I specifically think of something I bookmarked.
I like the idea of having them in the feed because it shows the content. I can then save or delete.
But, I think I'm overthinking this and creating unnecessary work. So I will take back my request.
Thanks again for your Bookmark RSS tool. 🥇
I am still not entirely sure of the goal, but if you just want to be able to search your bookmarks by content, mastodon should provide that. If you want to do that offline, I just now wrote a small tool to export contents of your bookmarks as .jsonl
file, which should be importable into Excel or similar tools.
https://untitaker.github.io/mastodon-bookmark-export/
I think though that this sort of tool should be used sparingly since it's somewhat resource-intensive (for server owners of the respective posts, not for me), and it is also only capable of fetching contents of public posts.
only shows 20 bookmarks
I came here to ask if only 20 bookmarks showed up by design. I don't think this limit is noted in the readme... might be worth a mention. (And thanks for the export converter -- that should get me caught up.)
I came here to ask if only 20 bookmarks showed up by design. I don't think this limit is noted in the readme... might be worth a mention. (And thanks for the export converter -- that should get me caught up.)
feel free to make a pr against the readme with whatever language you think clarifies this best. i always sort of assume that rss feeds are used for receiving updates and not for a total view of the full state.
... rss feeds... for receiving updates and not for a total view of the full state
This is reasonable. I'd just gotten used to leaning on unlimited feeds as an archive, which is probably more of a cheat than a best practice.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/comments/10y6hg6/comment/k2a11f2/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
feature request