[GH-ISSUE #112] Feature request: add a flag to mark each bookmark public or private #80

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opened 2026-02-25 23:33:24 +03:00 by kerem · 0 comments

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2026-02-25 23:33:24 +03:00

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Originally created by @mfioretti on GitHub (Aug 11, 2018).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori/issues/112

IMHO, the two main reasons to self-host one's own bookmarks online are:

use them always in the same way, from any browser and device
share some of them with others, even if only in read-only mode

At the moment, shiori does not support #2, because ALL bookmarks are private, being only accessible after one logs in.

Can you please add a checkbox, and field in the database, to mark each bookmark as public or private, so that the public ones:

are visible and searchable even to anonymous visitors
but they never link to the cached version, only to the original URL (needed both to save bandwidth on one's server and to avoid any copyright infringement issue (making a full private copy is one thing, putting online a full copy of some page that everybody can read is a totally different thing, legally speaking..)

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Originally created by @mfioretti on GitHub (Aug 11, 2018). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori/issues/112 IMHO, the two main reasons to self-host one's own bookmarks online are: 1. use them always in the same way, from any browser and device 2. **share** some of them with others, even if only in read-only mode At the moment, shiori does not support #2, because **ALL** bookmarks are private, being only accessible after one logs in. Can you please add a checkbox, and field in the database, to mark each bookmark as public or private, so that the public ones: 1. are visible and searchable even to anonymous visitors 2. but they **never** link to the cached version, only to the original URL (needed both to save bandwidth on one's server **and** to avoid any copyright infringement issue (making a full **private** copy is one thing, putting online a full copy of some page that **everybody** can read is a totally different thing, legally speaking..) Thanks