Using DocFetcher tool as local search engine

 

http://docfetcher.sourceforge.net/en/index.html

DocFetcher is an open source desktop search application that runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
It is written in Java and has a Standard Widget Toolkit based graphical user interface.

DocFetcher's indexing and searching facilities are based on Apache Lucene, a widely used open source search engine.
Contents

    1 Features
    2 Portability
    3 Pairing of HTML files
    4 See also
    5 External links

Features

    Supports all major document formats, including PDF, HTML, Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org
    Supported archive formats: zip, 7z, rar, tar.*
    Can search in Outlook emails (PST files)
    Can be customized to index any kind of source code file
    Automatically updates its indexes whenever files are modified
    Exclusion of files from indexing based on regular expressions

Portability

DocFetcher is available as a portable version, which allows the user to bundle DocFetcher and his or her personal files in order to create a portable and searchable "document repository". Portable means the user may for instance carry around this repository on a USB drive, or a synchronize it over multiple computers via a file synchronization service. Also, due to the fact that DocFetcher is Java-based, this repository can be accessed from different platforms, e.g. from Windows as well as from Linux.
Pairing of HTML files

How to use DocFetcher tool to Index your book mark pages and other online pages that of interest to you

You can use the ScrapBook (Firefox plugin) for this purpose.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scrapbook/

ScrapBook is a Firefox plugins that allows you to save web pages and manage your collection of saved pages.
DocFetcher can be used for full-text search in your ScrapBook collection.

Store all the scrapbook collection to some directory and add this directory to the DocFether tool for indexing.