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For Android you should try Instafetch. Besides all the known features from Instapaper, he uses his own server to parse the articles. The nice thing about this i
by arikfr 16y ago
For Android you should try Instafetch. Besides all the known features from Instapaper, he uses his own server to parse the articles. The nice thing about this is that he uses Readability's algorithm to parse them, which results in really nice layout.
- jonknee 16y agoThe advantage of the same app on all the platforms is I don't have to worry about where I added it if I want to read on my Android phone, iPad, or Kindle. If I read it on my phone it should be marked read on the iPad. If I leave off halfway though that should be reflected. Etc etc.
- arikfr 16y agoInstafetch works with Instapaper's list of articles, so no matter where you add a link (or mark as read), it will be synced with all devices including Android/Instafetch. Didn't have the chance to test if it remembers where you left reading across devices though. Anyway, I understand the benefit of having the app from the same provider. My point was that if you need a solution now, you can have it.
- swilliams 16y agoThanks for turning me on to Instafetch, I had been looking for a good Instapaper-esque android client.