Linkding Injector
Linkding Injector handles injects search results from Linkding into search pages as a self-hosted solution.
Overview
Injects search results from the linkding bookmark service into search pages like google and duckduckgo Injects search results from the linkding bookmark service into search pages like google and duckduckgo - Fivefold/linkding-injector Community browser extension for the self-hosted linkding bookmark service. The project has 328 GitHub stars and is licensed under MIT.
Key Features
Source: GitHub README
- When searching on a search engine the search term is also sent to your linkding instance and results are added in a new box in the sidebar right to the search engine results.
- Supports the following search engines:
- duckduckgo
- SearX/SearXNG*
- Brave Search
- Automatic light or dark theme detection
Getting Started
Source: GitHub README
Mozilla Addon Store Chrome Web Store
Normalized Features
Source: tool-features-normalized.json
dark mode, npm, themes.
Deploy
Features
Customization & Branding
- Dark Mode
- Themes / Skins
Related Documents & Knowledge Base Tools
View all 226 →
Stirling-PDF
75KThe most popular self-hosted PDF platform — merge, split, convert, OCR, sign, and process documents with AI, all running on your own infrastructure.
AppFlowy
69KAn open-source Notion alternative with AI, wikis, projects, and databases — cross-platform (desktop, mobile, web) with offline-first architecture and full data ownership.
AFFiNE Community Edition
66KAn open-source workspace that merges docs, whiteboards, and databases into one platform — a privacy-focused alternative to Notion and Miro with AI built in.
Docusaurus
64KA static site generator built on React for documentation websites — write in Markdown/MDX, version your docs, and deploy anywhere. Created by Meta.
Crawl4AI
62KOpen-source LLM-friendly web crawler that generates clean markdown from any website, purpose-built for RAG pipelines, AI data extraction, and automated research.
Atom
61KGitHub's hackable text editor, officially sunset in December 2022. The codebase remains archived on GitHub as a reference for community forks like Pulsar.