If it’s just the metadata that you want, you can use activity watcher [1]. They have a browser plug-in.

[1] https://activitywatch.net/

OP wanted full text indexing and search, ActivityWatch does not do that.

It is designed for time tracking, and it only saves limited metadata. The browser plugin in particular: time of loading/switching, time spent on page, URL, title, whether the page is audible or incognito, and the tab count.

It seems he used github for hosting his content on matrix.org https://github.com/matrixnotorg/matrixnotorg.github.io

I've been using this (free) plantnet app http://identify.plantnet-project.org/

Related issue:

https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/1620

Just made my order, thank you for this! On my way to scoring +10000 relationship points!

There where some errors in the name form. Names that where changed, couldn't be changed again (I'm using Firefox) & In the last form of Pride & Prejudice, The change I made on the last name weren't reflected in the text.

All & all, super & clever idea!

Thanks a lot! We’re working on the input issue you mention.

I worked at a small local computer shop in Belgium. We ran a local NFS/SMB server storing all sorts of different ISO's & applications for archiving. All this was ran on a md-raid 10.

At one point I got a notification that one of the 4 disks is failing. Trying to determine the disk that was failing using dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null for each disk & looking at the "activity" light on the chassis of disks. Spotted an active led of a disk & executed the mdadm command for removing that disk. replaced the disk with a brand new one & started syncing mdadm.

Turns out I should had disabled networking, because someone was accessing the datastore & I removed the wrong drive. Lost all of it & 14 hours of my life, trying to recover it with testdisk.