Linky makes it easy to save your favorite links using any Android application that supports sharing whlie still respecting your privacy. The application tries to follow the Material Design guidelines to provide a simple, modern interface that follows the Unix philosophy: Do One Thing and Do It Well
By running and hosting the Linky Server on your own hardware, you will be in full control of your data instead of providing it to a third party.
- Supports API 15+
- Privacy focused
- Material Design UI
- Works with any application that can share links
- Supports favorites and categories
- Search by URL, title or category
# *nix
./gradlew assembleDebug
# Windows
gradlew assembleDebugIf you would like to build a release version of the application, I recommend you import the project into Android Studio and configure the keystore you will use to sign the release version of the application using the built in UI.
If you would like to use an HTTP proxy for debugging, you can edit the gradle.properties file and change the HTTP_PROXY* options as needed
Copyright 2020 Fernando Barillas (FBis251)
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