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The client-side portion of Pocket has always been open-source. If you mean the server-side then fair enough, maybe this acquisition will help with that.

• mcintyre1994 10y ago
  It looks like their Firefox addon has (https://github.com/Pocket/pocket-ff-addon https://github.com/Pocket/pocket-ff-addon), and I guess by definition you can get the source of their Chrome addon and getpocket.com, but I don't think they meet the definition of open source unless they're somewhere other than Github. Also their mobile apps seem to be closed source too.
  • rhelmer 10y ago
    The built-in Pocket feature is an addon that is pre-installed into Firefox: https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/extensions/pocket https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/exten...
    • Sylos 10y ago
      Yeah, but there's for example also a Pocket Android app and iOS app. Those should get open-sourced now, too, and I heavily doubt that they were before.
      • rhelmer 10y ago
        I agree!
• JustARandomGuy 10y ago
  Submitting links to Pocket is open source and has always been well documented, but other client-side portions of Pocket have always been closed, such as the Article View API. [1] It would be great to have access to article view to build other clients, such as a Linux client. 1: https://getpocket.com/developer/docs/v3/article-view https://getpocket.com/developer/docs/v3/article-view