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  • I understand it can be annoying but when it does I temporarily host a text version of the article on my website and save it from there

  • Yes I use it and it works ok for me. Maybe Kobo will consider official support for Wallabag now that Pocket is discontinued.

  • I would recommend Wallabag or Readeck. You can use Koreader on your ereader for reading article saved with Wallabag.

  • If it's only the database part that you're looking for maybe you could look at https://nocodb.com/ Which is self-hostable.

  • I use an old standalone alarm clock, that I put on the other side of the room. So I have to get up to turn it off.

  • They can put all the ads they want to finance their services, but if they want to use targeted ones, they have to ask for unbiased users consent.

  • I am in the same situation, If you just want to delete your account, it seems accessing this url: https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account does not trigger the consent message.

    If you want to access Facebook and Instagram without accepting the ads, there are some weird ways I found that kind of works:

    • For Instagram in a browser you can go to https://www.instagram.com/consent/?flow= this will go to a page that says "Sorry, this page isn't available." but you can then go to the homepage without triggering the consent message. (some actions like loading a story will though) Another way on mobile (tested on Firefox android) is to start from the browser and when the consent message shows up click on the 3 dots → "Open in an application" the app then open to a blank page and you can go back to home.
    • For Facebook this tricks doesn't seem to work, but other ways seems to, like using https://mbasic.facebook.com/
  • I use markdown files + Nextcloud for synchronization. What I like about it is that I can use any markdown editor. Currently I use Nextcloup app on mobile and Pulsar or Nextcloud Web UI on desktop.