wallabag ecosystem

wallabako: a wallabag client for Kobo readers. Downloads unread articles as individual EPUB files. https://gitlab.com/anarcat/wallabako/
Plugin for koreader: this plugin downloads the latest articles from a Wallabag server as individual EPUB files. https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/Wallabag
wallindle: wallabag native client for e-ink kindle. https://github.com/cekage/wallindle
kindlebag: download all articles from wallabag directly to a jailbroken kindle https://github.com/sum12/kindlebag
Plato: Plato is a document reader for Kobo's e-readers. https://github.com/baskerville/plato An article fetcher for wallabag is available https://github.com/baskerville/plato/blob/master/doc/ARTICLE_FETCHER.md
Plop! Reader: an application for your Pocketbook Touch Lux ereader. http://plop-reader.pascal-martin.fr/

Unofficial clients

Frigoligo is a wallabag client crafted using Flutter. Its core philosophy is to prioritize pragmatism and adhering to best practices when it makes sense https://github.com/casimir/frigoligo
Read-it-Later: a wallabag GNOME client https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/read-it-later
wallabag.el: emacs wallabag client - A Read It Later/Web Archiving Solution in Emacs. https://github.com/chenyanming/wallabag.el
wallabag-cli: a command line client for the self hosted read-it-later app wallabag. Unlike to other services, wallabag is free and open source. https://github.com/Nepochal/wallabag-cli
walgot: a TUI client for wallabag written in golang https://sr.ht/~bacardi55/walgot/

wallabag v2 package for YunoHost https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/wallabag2_ynh
hubot-wallabag: The purpose of this project was to save links from a slack channel (or any hubot adapter) to wallabag using our hubot bot. https://github.com/BePark/hubot-wallabag
Wallabot: This Python script is a Discord bot that extracts the title and saves a link to Wallabag from WSJ (Wall Street Journal) articles shared in a specified channel. https://github.com/FahadBinHussain/wallabot
slack-to-wallabag: a bridge between Slack and wallabag. https://github.com/clem/slack-to-wallabag
ttrss-to-wallabag-v2: a Tiny Tiny RSS plugin to post to a Wallabg v2 instance. https://github.com/joshp23/ttrss-to-wallabag-v2
wallabag-logseq: sync annotations from wallabag articles to a markdown file, e.g. to import to logseq https://codeberg.org/strubbl/wallabag-logseq
wallabag_import_pocket_tags: commandline utility to copy tags from an export of Pocket articles to your Wallabag articles https://github.com/pbarry/wallabag_import_pocket_tags
wallabag plugin for shaarli (a bookmarks manager): https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli/blob/master/plugins/wallabag/README.md
Obsidian wallabag plugin: this plugin for Obsidian allows you to sync wallabag items into Obsidian notes in various ways. https://github.com/huseyz/obsidian-wallabag

rss2wallabag: a small python script for importing RSS feeds to wallabag. https://github.com/Findus23/rss2wallabag
wallabag-migration: a tool to put CSV data into the wallabag v2 API. https://github.com/benediktg/wallabag-migration
wallabag QuickSave: Do you want to save all your links directly from Safari to Wallabag? Look no further! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wallabag-quicksave/id1621482657
Plugin for wallabag: Download web.archive.org version if we have 404. https://github.com/nicosomb/wallabag-webarchive-bundle
Plugin for wallabag: add an http proxy to route images through SSL. https://github.com/nicosomb/wallabag-camo-bundle
Plugin for wallabag: Try to guess creation date by using carbon date. https://github.com/nicosomb/wallabag-carbondate-bundle
wallabag-add-article: commandline utility to add an article to wallabag https://codeberg.org/strubbl/wallabag-add-article
wallabag-stats: draws charts for unread and total articles, and reading time of your wallabag https://codeberg.org/strubbl/wallabag-stats
Pocket to wallabag Converter: convert your Pocket export to Wallabag-compatible format https://benjaminoakes.github.io/pocket-to-wallabag/
Import your Pocket CSV to your wallabag instance https://codeberg.org/kepi/wallaback_pocket_csv_import

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