I've recommended #Linkding the other day as a #Pocket alternative. It was a one-to-one replacement on desktop... then I remembered that I used to save a bunch of links to Pocket from mobile too from time to time. In terms of browsing through your Linkding bookmarks, despite there being no mobile app (unlike Pocket), this was easy to do on #iOS by installing your Linkding instance as PWA. You could also do this on #Android, but only using #Chrome.
But adding links to the Linkding instance on mobile! I thought surely this is one omission I will have to live with... then I saw there was an official guide by them on how to achieve this, even without an app, by using #Apple's super powerful Shortcuts app and wow... it worked perfectly. From anywhere on my #iPhone, I can summon the iOS share sheet and on it there'll be an "Add to Linkding" option that'd do just that automatically. I'm genuinely shocked just how easy it is to essentially create a "context menu service" on an iPhone natively, without requiring being tech savvy. You could even export or share the Shortcut supplied by Linkding after you've configured the Linkding instance domain with your own.
There's a guide on achieving this on Android too, but the methods (they provided 2) are a lil different. One involves adding some #Javascript code to a bookmark of your Linkding instance, specifically on Chrome - using this method however, seems a lil janky and not that helpful since you seem to only be able to add bookmarks to your Linkding instance from Chrome and not elsewhere, and to do so you'll have to manually type bm
into the address bar
The method I recommend is the second method on the documentation, which seems like it'd work a lot more like how it does on iOS, though you'll have to install a third-party app for it.
https://linkding.link/how-to
RE: https://sakurajima.social/notes/a4f8swspvb