A bookmark is a promise the website makes. A saved copy is a promise you keep. 
Six free tools, told by what they keep.
Keeps the whole page โ 
ArchiveBox ยท 28.9kโ
HTML, screenshots, PDF, video. Feed it your browser history and it walks every URL in a headless browser, then builds you a searchable archive on your own disk.
Keeps your links, and tags them โ 
karakeep ยท 30.0kโ
Bookmarks plus notes, with an AI labelling what you saved this time. Built for people who save fifty links a week and never look again.
Keeps a screenshot and a PDF of each โ 
Linkwarden ยท 20.2kโ
The one that looks like a product rather than a script, and stays on your server. Good for a shared reading list.
Keeps one page as one file โ 
SingleFile ยท 22.7kโ
A browser extension, no server, no account. The five-minute version: save, drop in a folder, done.
Keeps the article, readable forever โ 
wallabag ยท 13.0kโ
Clean text, no ads, no layout. The escape route for anyone leaving Pocket with a list they refuse to lose.
Keeps it in a single binary โ 
Shiori ยท 11.7kโ
Archive and search with no Docker and no database. The answer for a small server or an old machine.
Bookmark vs archive
The difference that decides everything:
bookmark โ dies with the site
archive โ opens in ten years
Tonight: install SingleFile, save the three pages you would hate to lose, put them in a folder. Five minutes and they are yours.
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