NeonLink

NeonLink provides a simple, private, self-hosted place to organize bookmarks. It includes tags and search, and it can automatically add an icon, title, and description to saved links. A dashboard presents the collection, while a customizable background lets users change its appearance. The service is lightweight, uses minimal dependencies, and can be installed with Docker Compose.

It is intended for people who want to keep bookmark management on their own hardware rather than rely on a hosted service. Its low system requirements make it suitable for low-spec systems, including a Raspberry Pi. The documented setup involves cloning the repository, opening the NeonLink directory, editing docker-compose.yml, and starting it with Docker Compose.

The supplied research does not name a specific paid product that NeonLink replaces, so no direct paid-product comparison is available. It also does not document supported browsers, import or export formats, authentication, multi-user features, licensing terms, or migration steps from other bookmark services. These areas remain unspecified rather than confirmed limitations. Version 1.5.0 also dropped support for 32-bit ARM, which matters for some older low-spec deployments.

## What's Changed * Add a security policy (SECURITY.md) by @Th3Circle-app in https://github.com/AlexSciFier/neonlink/pull/126 * added bookmarks & background image caching, simplified groups & bookmarks management by @daniil0126 in https://github.com/AlexSciFier/neonlink/pull/124 * Fixed issue #127 Invalid date by @AlexSciFier in https://github.com/AlexSciFier/neonlink/pull/129 * Dropped support for 32-bit ARM * Updat…

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