I was on the same boat before and managed to get around with the Two finger history jump so far

Before I started to host a bookmark service i made some investigation, and the final dockerized contenders in 2023 for what relates to memory were:

Shaarli: (~ 50Mb of RAM )

Shiori: ( ~30Mb of RAM but lacks quite some features)

linkding ( ~200Mb of RAM)

In the end i went with Shaarli

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This ☝️it happened to me and to a close friend, if you are reselient and can wait it is possible to but it back at regular price

For whatever it is worth Linux mint comes with onde of those already bundled https://github.com/linuxmint/webapp-manager

The cheapest one from the link above 2 vCores (x86) 2 GB RAM 40 GB SSD (RAID10) 80 TB Traffic

I use netcup cheapest VPS server, so far it runs SearXNG, Shaarli and Miniflux all dockerized and they all run without problems, given the fact that they are all single user instances.

The dude wasn’t no POSER!

The extension is now available and approved on both Firefox and Chrome stores 🎉

Firefox Browser add-ons

Chrome web store

The bookmarklet opens a window popup with the Shaarli instance to save your current tab. This extension uses the Shaarli API, opens a extension popup that let you add/edit your current tab as well as search within your bookmarks

It allows you to interact with a Shaarli instance

Ohh these looks like the nice and on budget, i will give a hard look into these at first glance i think this might be the way to go, many thanks :D The only downside is no bluetooth support for a controller

I plan to read local media from internal storage, samba, webdav and using the netflix plugin as well.

Yes i am playing the video directly from the pi itself, internal storage

I do not want to just change the launcher, i do not want to use android at all :D

Indeed i considered that but, they consume too much and do too much noise i would had gone in that direction if i had one of those already laying around though :)

I looked into those they are affordable even though a bit old, but i got the impression they only played 4k video properly on androidTV and that is something i do not want to run, on and this live test really threw me off. But it is a 3 year old video, drivers and software might worked some magic along the way like corelecc which was a novelty to me, thanks for the hint