onenav

OneNav

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OneNav is a powerful, simple and efficient browser bookmark manager that supports centralized management of bookmarks, perfectly solving cross-device, cross-platform, and cross-browser synchronization and access problems, enabling one-place deployment and anywhere access. Not only is it easy to install, has a simple interface, and is easy to operate, it can also be used with browser extensions (plug-ins) to bring you a more efficient and convenient bookmark management experience.

Powerful link drag and drop sorting

In the default2 theme you can freely drag links to quickly sort.

Note: You need to log in and click on the link icon to trigger dragging. Clicking on other areas cannot drag! ! !

Bookmark search

Through the search box at the top, you can fuzzy search for matching links by keywords and then quickly open them.

right click menu

When you move the mouse to a link, you can click the right button of the mouse to bring up the right-click menu . The right-click menu supports: open link, open alternative link, copy link, display QR code, edit link, delete link and other shortcut operations.

What needs special mention is opening alternative links . OneNav has supported this feature in very early versions. This feature is suitable for the following situations:

1. You have deployed a service in the NAS. Now you want to access the internal IP from the internal network and the external domain name from the external network.
2. Then you can add the external domain name to the main link and the internal IP to the backup link.
3. Access the main link or alternate link according to your situation through the default2 theme's right-click menu

Note: If no alternate link is added, the [Open alternate link] button will not appear in the right-click menu.

bottom toolbar

The bottom toolbar is hidden from visitors by default and will only be displayed after the party administrator logs in. It supports 5 operation buttons, namely: add link, return to top, subscription management, system status, and background management.

Support PWA applications

PWA (Progressive Web App) is a technology that combines the advantages of web pages and native applications. The default2 theme already supports PWA. Now you can use OneNav on your mobile phone like an APP. The following uses the Edge mobile browser as an example.

You need to first set the permissions for the Edge mobile browser - other permissions - the permission to open desktop shortcuts.

Open the tools menu bar at the bottom of Edge - find "Add to phone"

Then confirm the installation.

After the installation is completed, a [OneNav] icon will appear on the desktop of the mobile phone. Click the icon to use OneNav like an APP.

Front desk editor

The default2 theme makes bookmark classification and link management more efficient. All adding, editing, modifying and deleting operations can be completed through pop-up windows in the foreground without entering the background, thus greatly improving management efficiency.

Special statement: Do not use OneNav for profit or commercial purposes without the author's permission, or for illegal purposes, otherwise you will bear the corresponding legal liability! ! !

Features

• Support background management
• Support private links
• Supports batch import of Chrome/Firefox/Edge bookmarks
• Supports multiple theme styles
• Support automatic identification of link information
• Support API
• Support Docker deployment
• Support secondary classification
• Support browser extensions (plug-ins)
• Support one-click online upgrade in the background
• Support drag and drop sorting of links
• Support PWA applications
• Mobile version backend

Install

Regular installation:

1. A PHP environment needs to be installed and SQLite3 must be supported.
2. Download the source code and extract it to the site root directory
3. Visit the homepage and follow the prompts to initialize your username/password.
4. Visit the backend: http://IP/index.php?c=login

Docker deployment:

docker run -itd --name= " onenav " -p 80:80 
    -v /data/onenav:/data/wwwroot/default/data 
    helloz/onenav

• The first 80 is a custom access port, which can be modified by yourself. The second 80 is the container port, please do not modify it.
• /data/onenav : local mounting directory, used for persistent storage of Onenav data

For more instructions, please refer to the help documentation: https://dwz.ovh/onenav

Demo

• Official demo site: http://demo.onenav.top/
• Account/Password: xiaoz / xiaoz.me

OneNav communication group

• https://dwz.ovh/qxsul

Acknowledgments

Thanks to @百素/ @itushan for their code contribution and theme development, as well as other OneNav contributors and users. There are too many names to list one by one, so please understand.

The birth of OneNav is inseparable from the following projects, and I would like to express my gratitude (listed in no particular order).

• WebStackPage
• LayUI
• Medoo
• MDUI