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I looked at Pocket as well, but the "send to Kindle" feature seemed to be missing?
by q-base 8y ago
I looked at Pocket as well, but the "send to Kindle" feature seemed to be missing?
- masklinn 8y agoAh that's possible, I don't have a kindle so that's not a thing I would be using.
- r3bl 8y agoYeah, it's not implemented. There's P2K[0] and crofflr[1] that act as middleware between Pocket and Kindle. [0] $3 per month subscription https://p2k.co/ https://p2k.co/ [1] $5 one time payment https://www.crofflr.com/#/home https://www.crofflr.com/#/home
- q-base 8y agoAhh thanks a lot! Pocket and Crofflr could be a solution. Does anyone have experiences with that combination for Kindle?
- ac 8y agoI've been using it for a while. It's been the most convenient solution, and worth the price. Before that I used a 3rd party Send-To-Kindle bookmarklet, and Instapaper via Calibre in the past. Pros: + QR-codes at the end of articles to go back to them + Clean configuration + Scheduled delivery + Reliable Cons: - Often misses images and, sometimes, even text from the original page. To be fair, I have found to be the problem of every web->ebook converter out there. - It says it supports Kindle Back Issues, but they don't seem to work for Crofflr ebooks even on a top-of-the-line (Oasis) Kindle. Matter of taste: ~ I'd prefer for every article to be in a separate book so I can read out-of-order, and delete and bookmark them separately. But the navigation interface within the single book (issue) is very nice.