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I will miss this one. Used it for at least 4 years. Other than wanting a highlighting feature, I've been completely satisfied with this abandoned product (last
by bouncingsoul 10y ago
I will miss this one. Used it for at least 4 years.
Other than wanting a highlighting feature, I've been completely satisfied with this abandoned product (last update at least 2 years ago?). They nailed it for me, especially with design aesthetics.
And it had the absolute best send-to-Kindle parser: It sent an actual personal document, not a Kindle magazine, and they even managed to include article images most of the time (which other services struggle with).
:'(
- basch 10y agothey had 1) one of the best pool of popular articles in a day - readability.com/topreads 2) best kindle send to 3) best reading mode for a browser i feel very mildly traumatized losing readability.com/topreads. redef+longform dont quite cover everything topreads did. for people who dont know what it was - https://web.archive.org/web/20150415110937/https://readability.com/topreads/ https://web.archive.org/web/20150415110937/https://readabili...
- Slackwise 10y ago> They nailed it for me, especially with design aesthetics. #1 reason I stopped using Readability was their "designs". The web app had constant bugs, especially right after their big redesign and the Android mobile version was terrible. It would pop up a notification every 5 minutes to tell you it's checking for articles, and there was no way to turn that off. Didn't change for a year, so I dumped them and said "guess this is an abandoned product".
- dredmorbius 10y agoThe Android app has been similarly insanely buggy, and seems to want to completely re-download the article database every few uses. That was actually a big part of what pushed me to Pocket.