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  1. @roughnecks I just started using Floccus with Nextcloud and it works great.

    Now I want to have a shared bookmarks folder with my team, although I'm not sure how useful that is.

  2. @roughnecks I just started using Floccus with Nextcloud and it works great.

    Now I want to have a shared bookmarks folder with my team, although I'm not sure how useful that is.

    #nextcloud #floccus #sync

  3. Ich bin so froh, dass ich dank #Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden und #Floccus komplett Browser Autark bin. #Firefox geht mir in letzter Zeit einfach ständig auf die Eier, also nutze ich jetzt #Vivaldi. Wäre schön, wenn es eine anständige Alternative zu #Chromium bzw. #Blink gäbe, aber die gibt es offenbar nicht.
  4. Ich bin so froh, dass ich dank #Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden und #Floccus komplett Browser Autark bin. #Firefox geht mir in letzter Zeit einfach ständig auf die Eier, also nutze ich jetzt #Vivaldi. Wäre schön, wenn es eine anständige Alternative zu #Chromium bzw. #Blink gäbe, aber die gibt es offenbar nicht.
  5. #cloud extravaganza #floccus #species the gifts of the #atmosphere that keeps us all alive #protect the #art #nature immerses and embraces us every moment of every day of all our lives #respect #protect #earth #systems art perfection art is science science is art #photography

  6. #cloud extravaganza #floccus #species the gifts of the #atmosphere that keeps us all alive #protect the #art #nature immerses and embraces us every moment of every day of all our lives #respect #protect #earth #systems art perfection art is science science is art #photography

  7. :firefox: We have the year 2026 and after all this time it is still a royal pain in the ass to export and import #Firefox bookmarks on #Android. 😩 And third-party solution such as #Floccus are still not available for Android.

    Any other suggestions or workarounds (other than a Firefox account)? :thinking_rotate:

    #IronFox #Fennec #Mozilla #Bookmarks

  8. :firefox: We have the year 2026 and after all this time it is still a royal pain in the ass to export and import #Firefox bookmarks on #Android. 😩 And third-party solution such as #Floccus are still not available for Android.

    Any other suggestions or workarounds (other than a Firefox account)? :thinking_rotate:

    #IronFox #Fennec #Mozilla #Bookmarks

  9. #DiDay #DigitaleSouveränität #did

    Passend zu Ostern mal ein kurzer Rückblick und er fühlt sich gut an ✊

    ✅ Google Fotos => #Immich
    ✅ Google Kontakte/Kalender => #Nextcloud
    ✅ Google Maps => #Nextcloud
    ✅ Google Authenticator => #Vaultwarden & #Bitwarden
    ✅ Kaspersky Passwort Manager => #Vaultwarden & #Bitwarden
    ✅ Microsoft ToDo => #Nextcloud
    ✅ Microsoft OneDrive => #Nextcloud
    ✅ Microsoft Edge => #Firefox + #Floccus & #Nextcloud
    ✅ Amazon Video => #Jellyfin
    ✅ Spotify => #Jellyfin
    ✅ Github => #Gitea

  10. @musenhain
    Für Lesezeichen benutze ich inzwischen auch #Floccus im #Docker -Container.
    Für Passworte etc. #Vaultwarden github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwa mit Bitwarden Clients. Funktioniert auch ohne Probleme.
    Für Adressbücher und Kalender setze ich #Radicale github.com/tomsquest/docker-ra ein.
    Ist natürlich mit ein wenig Bastelei verbunden, aber im Dockercontainer gut zu handeln. Als native Installation würde ich das nicht riskieren, da hier zuviele Abhängigkeiten sich stören könnten.

  11. @musenhain
    Für Lesezeichen benutze ich inzwischen auch #Floccus im #Docker -Container.
    Für Passworte etc. #Vaultwarden github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwa mit Bitwarden Clients. Funktioniert auch ohne Probleme.
    Für Adressbücher und Kalender setze ich #Radicale github.com/tomsquest/docker-ra ein.
    Ist natürlich mit ein wenig Bastelei verbunden, aber im Dockercontainer gut zu händeln. Als native Installation würde ich das nicht riskieren, da hier zuviele Abhängigkeiten sich stören könnten.

  12. I spun up Seafile last night to replace my bloated Nextcloud setup (which I hadn't really used beyond WebDAV for Obsidian notes & Floccus bookmark syncing).

    Documentation was definitely lacking. It didn't help that Google took me to their obsolete v11 instructions instead of the current v13, and I dumped an hour or two into fighting the jank around that.

    Seafile seems much less bloated.

    Though I wonder if I should worry that it's developed in China?

    #Seafile #Nextcloud #SelfHosting #Obsidian #Floccus

  13. I spun up Seafile last night to replace my bloated Nextcloud setup (which I hadn't really used beyond WebDAV for Obsidian notes & Floccus bookmark syncing).

    Documentation was definitely lacking. It didn't help that Google took me to their obsolete v11 instructions instead of the current v13, and I dumped an hour or two into fighting the jank around that.

    Seafile seems much less bloated.

    Though I wonder if I should worry that it's developed in China?

    #Seafile #Nextcloud #SelfHosting #Obsidian #Floccus

  14. A new day gives a new opportunity to ditch another US company. Today we replaced Firefox Sync with Floccus. Why? Firefox is getting a strong AI focus. And that is not what we need in a browser. Also, Firefox Sync is a US based service and therefore no longer safe and sound to use. #floccus #firefox #locaverdi

  15. For the past week or two I've been trying out #Vivaldi as a fallback to #Firefox/#Librewolf.

    The good:
    - As tragedy of the commons as it is, the internet designs for Chrome. There were a (small) handful of places where Vivaldi was less painful.
    - The sidebar is *really* nice. I found the ability to instantly summon my web calendar/todo list/notes was neat. FF has a sidebar, but only extensions are allowed to populate it, and even then only one icon per extension. Vivaldi lets you put any icon anywhere.
    - Some of the gesture support is neat.
    - Because you can configure the bookmarks bar folder, #Floccus is able to sync the folder directly, rather than forcing me to keep everything in a Sync tab on my bookmarks bar.
    - A browser vendor making an explicit #NoAI commitment is fantastic!
    - Meanwhile, perplexity mysteriously added itself to my search engines in my FFs. :/

    The bad:
    - CalDAV sync is unusably buggy, and buggy in an inconsistent way. For example, one computer showed recurring events that I'd cancelled years ago. Todo item syncing back to the server was very hit/miss. Ultimately I just ended up disabling it and adding sidebar entries for the web UIs.
    - No manifest v2 support hurts. It *really* hurts not to have #uBlockOrigin. To its credit, Vivaldi has internal support for most of the same blocklists, but so so so many websites these days have autoplay video or other crap that I really wish I could just zap away. I can edit the html in dev mode, but it's not nearly as convenient.
    - FF has a hidden feature that lets you disable autoplay on videos. There is nothing nearly comparable.
    - They've done a great job de-googling a lot of Chrome, but it still requires going through the settings with a fine toothed comb to disable a ton of goop.

    The verdict: I'll probably go back to Librewolf until something better comes along (Come on #Servo, you can do it!). I can still disable the AI crap in FF, but I can't get uBO in Vivaldi.

  16. For the past week or two I've been trying out #Vivaldi as a fallback to #Firefox/#Librewolf.

    The good:
    - As tragedy of the commons as it is, the internet designs for Chrome. There were a (small) handful of places where Vivaldi was less painful.
    - The sidebar is *really* nice. I found the ability to instantly summon my web calendar/todo list/notes was neat. FF has a sidebar, but only extensions are allowed to populate it, and even then only one icon per extension. Vivaldi lets you put any icon anywhere.
    - Some of the gesture support is neat.
    - Because you can configure the bookmarks bar folder, #Floccus is able to sync the folder directly, rather than forcing me to keep everything in a Sync tab on my bookmarks bar.
    - A browser vendor making an explicit #NoAI commitment is fantastic!
    - Meanwhile, perplexity mysteriously added itself to my search engines in my FFs. :/

    The bad:
    - CalDAV sync is unusably buggy, and buggy in an inconsistent way. For example, one computer showed recurring events that I'd cancelled years ago. Todo item syncing back to the server was very hit/miss. Ultimately I just ended up disabling it and adding sidebar entries for the web UIs.
    - No manifest v2 support hurts. It *really* hurts not to have #uBlockOrigin. To its credit, Vivaldi has internal support for most of the same blocklists, but so so so many websites these days have autoplay video or other crap that I really wish I could just zap away. I can edit the html in dev mode, but it's not nearly as convenient.
    - FF has a hidden feature that lets you disable autoplay on videos. There is nothing nearly comparable.
    - They've done a great job de-googling a lot of Chrome, but it still requires going through the settings with a fine toothed comb to disable a ton of goop.

    The verdict: I'll probably go back to Librewolf until something better comes along (Come on #Servo, you can do it!). I can still disable the AI crap in FF, but I can't get uBO in Vivaldi.

  17. Browser Lesezeichen und Tabs synchronisieren zwischen mehreren Geräten geht prima mit dem #Floccus Add-on per WebDAV, Nextcloud, Git und seit geraumer Zeit sogar per #Linkwarden.

    Bei mir zickte Floccus mit der Nextcloud leider oft rum und so habe ich mir Linkwarden auf dem NAS installiert. Das rennt richtig gut und schnell und zudem habe ich jetzt eine schicke und überall erreichbare Lesezeichenverwaltung per Web-UI.

    #lesezeichen #bookmarks #firefox #chrome #opera #android #ios #synology