This is a browser extension (works in Chrome, Firefox, and Chrome-like browsers) that lets you automatically send pages from domains you specify to your ArchiveBox instance. This has a couple of benefits:
- You have a fulltext search of your browsing history ready at your fingertips
- Prevent link rot for important information!
- Access important information even if you're offline
⚠️ Note: At the moment, the changes required for this extension to work are not yet merged into the stable release of ArchiveBox, so you will need to run thedevbranch by following the steps outlined here.
- Different archive modes
- Allowlist mode doesn't archive pages by default, and lets you specify domains or regexes to archive
- Blocklist mode archives all visited pages by default, but lets you specify domains or regexes to not archive
- Archive any arbitrary page with the "Archive Current Page" context menu item
- Archive any link with the "Archive Link" context menu item
If you wish to contribute to (or just build for yourself) this extension, you will need to download and install Node.js.
Once that's installed, navigate to this project's root and run npm install to install dependencies.
To build a production version (minified, optimized, etc.), run npm run build.
If you plan on making changes often, you can use the command npm run dev to automatically rebuild the extension as you modify files.
Both commands will produce an output in the dist directory.
MIT