Quickstart
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▶️ It only takes about 5 minutes to get up and running with ArchiveBox.
ArchiveBox officially supports macOS, Ubuntu/Debian, and BSD, but likely runs on many other systems. You can run it on any system that supports Docker and/or Python. Windows is not supported unless you run it inside Docker Desktop, Docker in WSL2, or WSL2.
For more detailed Docker and Docker Compose-specific instructions, see the [[Docker]] page.
Follow the README Instructions for your platform to get archivebox set up.
Follow the links here to find instructions for exporting a list of URLs from each service.
Chrome History: ./bin/export_browser_history.sh --chrome
Firefox History: ./bin/export_browser_history.sh --firefox
Safari History: ./bin/export_browser_history.sh --safari
Other File or URL: (e.g. RSS feed url, text file path) pass as second argument in the next step
(If any of these links are broken, please submit an issue and I'll fix it)
Pass in URLs directly, import a list of links from a file, or import from a feed URL. All via stdin:
Open ./archive
to view your archive data in the filesystem.
You can also use the interactive Web UI to view/manage/add links to your archive:
Next Steps:
Read [[Usage]] to learn about the various CLI and web UI functions
Read [[Configuration]] to learn about the various archive method options
Read [[Scheduled Archiving]] to learn how to set up automatic daily archiving
Read [[Publishing Your Archive]] if you want to host your archive for others to access online
Read [[Troubleshooting]] if you encounter any problems