Features

Warning

rdltr is no longer maintained.

Users

  • User must to register to use rdltr.

  • User registration can be disabled with the environment variable RDLTR_ALLOW_REGISTRATION initialized to false (see Installation)

Note

rdltr was originally intended to be single-user application. No administration is planned for now.

Settings

  • User can add and modify categories and tags.

rdltr settings screenshot

rdltr settings

  • Categories.

rdltr categories screenshot

rdltr categories (example)

Note

Pre-existing default category can not be deleted.

  • Tags

rdltr tags screenshot

rdltr tags (example)

Articles

  • User can add an article from an URL: rdltr gets only the article content (server-side scraping). Links to images or videos remain unchanged and therefore point to the original resources.

rdltr screenshot
rdltr article screenshot

example of an article saved with rdltr (truncated)

  • Articles can be organized into categories and tagged. If the category is not specified, the article is added into the default one.

  • Articles can be marked as read.

  • Articles can be marked as favorite.

  • Article content can be reloaded (only server-side scraping).

Warning

if the content was initially scraped browser-side, the reloaded content can be incomplete or different.

  • User can add comments.

  • A keywords search (on article title and content) is available.

rdltr screenshot

Share from others applications to rdltr

  • It is possible to add articles from FreshRSS.

To add rdtlr share link, select “wallabag v2” and enter rdltr instance URL:

freshrss settings screenshot

The share link will be available in the feed item:

freshrss share link screenshot

Web extension

  • A Firefox add-on is available. It allows to add content from browser side.

add-on popup screenshot
  • To configure it, enter instance url and credentials to connect to rdltr.

add-on options screenshot