Announcing Linkwarden 2.16
Linkwarden 2.16 refreshes the web design around the sidebar, adds a keyboard search modal and a system theme option, plus re-preserving formats and custom headers on mobile.
Read more →Product updates, release notes, and articles from the Linkwarden team.
Linkwarden 2.16 refreshes the web design around the sidebar, adds a keyboard search modal and a system theme option, plus re-preserving formats and custom headers on mobile.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.15 brings highlights and true offline mode to mobile, halves the web app's idle memory and Docker image size, and adds generic OIDC for self-hosters.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.14 propagates collection permissions to subcollections, paginates tags, adds optimistic rendering, and moves the stack to Next.js 15 and Expo 54.
Read more →The official Linkwarden app arrives on iOS and Android, with saving from the share sheet, cached offline reading, and support for both Cloud and self-hosted instances.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.13 adds a tag management page with bulk merge and delete, an optional compact sidebar, and a round of bug and security fixes.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.12 adds drag and drop onto collections and tags, plus uploads from the SingleFile extension for pages that only load behind a login or paywall.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.11 makes the reader view and the dashboard customizable, adds notes on highlights, imports from Pocket, and moves translations to Crowdin.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.10 adds text highlighting in the reader, advanced search operators, tag-based preservation rules, external AI providers for tagging, and worker management for admins.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.9 introduces optional local AI tagging, custom themes, RSS feeds for public collections, RSS subscriptions, Omnivore imports, and capturing articles from the browser extension.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.8 adds custom preview images, icons for links and collections, a link details drawer, adjustable dashboard columns, browser sync via Floccus, and eight new languages.
Read more →A performance release: the server state layer was rewritten, loading skeletons replace the empty state, and Chinese and French translations arrive.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.6 adds full page HTML copies, user administration, a masonry view, image and PDF uploads, Wallabag imports, and the first translations.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.5 adds sub-collections, bulk actions, API keys, an installable PWA, an iOS share shortcut, and control over what a link click opens.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.4 archives every bookmark automatically in the background, redesigns the interface, adds a compact list view, and expands the SSO and OAuth options.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.3 rebuilds the public collection page with search, filtering, and dark mode, adds link counts to the sidebar, and introduces Keycloak single sign-on.
Read more →What link rot is, why over 66% of links from the last nine years are already dead, and the practices that keep the pages you rely on reachable.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.2 adds a dedicated route for pinned links and an option to show link icons clear instead of blurred.
Read more →Linkwarden 2.1 redesigns the dashboard stats, lets you turn off blurred link icons, and shows your instance version in the settings sidebar.
Read more →The 2.0 major release adds the readable view format, full text search, rearchiving, tag renaming, and recent links on the dashboard. Includes breaking changes.
Read more →Linkwarden 1.2 brings import and export of your whole library, a redesigned settings page, configurable archive formats, and optional Wayback Machine snapshots.
Read more →Linkwarden 1.1 adds the browser extension, full Docker support, dark and light mode, bookmark imports from every major browser, and an option to close registration.
Read more →Our first post: why we built Linkwarden, a self-hosted bookmark manager that keeps a screenshot and PDF copy of every page you save.
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