Open Source Bunklist Alternatives

With Wallabag you can save web articles and links and read them later. The application is developed and released as open source software and is avalible on your smart phone, tablet and desktop. Wallabag can be self-hosted for free, or used as a service for a monthly subscription.

RSSOwl is a powerful RSS application that can help you organize, search and read all your news feeds in a comfortable way. RSS Owl is released as open-source software and can be downloaded and used for free, without limitations. With RSS Owl it's easy to stay on-top of the latest news and information that you like. All feeds can be categorized with labels and articles can be saved individually, and when new content in your feed is released RSS Owl automatically notify you through its notification system. RSS Owl is developed as a cross-platform software and runs on all major platforms including macOS, Linux, and Windows.

QuiteRSS is a open-source cross-platform RSS and Atom news feeds reader application. With QuiteRSS you can store and read the latest news through an embeded browser using webkit core. Allowing you to filter your news by new, unread, starred, deleted. With the help of QuiteRSS' feed import wizard you can easiliy search feed URLs and import the latest news from your favorite source quickly, without the hassle of manual work.

Irssi is a terminal based IRC client for UNIX-based operating systems. Irssi comes with IRC built-in and is multi-protocol friendly for module authors, it also support integration with SILC and ICB protocols via plugins. The application easily integrates with your window manager, your terminal emulator, your remote connection, your terminal multiplexer, your IRC bouncer and your IRC adapter. Allowing you to use Irssi virtually everywher throughout your system. Irssi is free software licensed under the GPLv2, available for macOS, Linux, BSD, Solaris, and Cygwin.

Wayback Machine or The Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and web-based tool that store snapshots of websites so that you can discover them through their life cyckle. The Wayback Machine can take you back in time, allowing you to view how your favorite websites or no defunct projects looked way back in the 90's. The crawler automatically crawl the web and take snapshots and saves the HTML, CSS and JavaScript under a specific timestamp. Are you lucky, you can find and browse your own old projects or popular websites from large corperations.