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wallabag is an opensource self hostable application for saving web pages.

Instapaper is a simple tool to save web pages for reading later. To save web pages for later offline reading: go to Instapaper.com, install the Read Later bookmark, and mark any pages you'd like to read later.

Historious saves a copy of web pages you bookmark, so that you can find pages youve bookmarked easily without needing to add words as tags which are already in the page text. Tags can still be added, and you can use the special tag "unread", which removes itself when you read the page, and comes with its own special "read later" bookmarklet.

Annotary is the easiest way to remember what you read and research online and share it with colleagues. Using our bookmarking and annotation tools, you can create an easily accessible repository of all your research for yourself and your organization.

fetching.io saves you time by helping you to easily find webpages you've seen before. It's like your own personal Google: a search engine for all the webpages you've seen.

Save all your articles, videos, pictures and read them when you have the time. If they are really great, you'll be able to share them with your colleagues in private and secured spaces. You can use any device to read enjoy, and share without you storming their inboxes.

Pastin is a private inbox to store your links.Copy and Paste your links with the paste button. Create folders to organize your links. Share and build Teams to comment your links. Copy and Paste now with Pastin.

PageArchiver (previously called "Scrapbook for SingleFile") is a Chrome extension that helps you to archive web pages for offline reading.

Wheatt is an online bookmarking tool that allows you to to quickly save links, and then search them in every useful way imaginable, in any combination. For example, you can find a link that is tagged "programming", where the page contains the text "ruby".

PaperSpan is an easy to use, free app to save web pages for reading later. Save pages from computer or phone's browser, and open them from either.Useful for managing web links those you find worth to read, but sometime later.

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