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I use pocket. It is installed by default in Firefox (my default browser). From there I save the articles I want to read. And then i read them on my Kobo eReader
by glaberficken 6y ago
I use pocket. It is installed by default in Firefox (my default browser). From there I save the articles I want to read. And then i read them on my Kobo eReader (which syncs pocket saved articles automatically). The perfect combo to save my eyes a few "back-lit screen hours".
- tejohnso 6y agoI use pocket + kobo as well. I consider my Kobo Forma the most cherished tech purchase I've made in years.
- davidg109 6y agoDitto. Great experience.
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- anotherevan 6y agoPocket and Kobo as well (with Newsblur for RSS feed aggregation). That said, if there was an ereader that worked with Instapaper instead I'd probably jump across. Frequently enough Pocket screws up an article which Instapaper handles with aplomb.
- ribadeodev 6y agoInteresting.. I have just the opposite experience. Instapaper sends a weekly epub with my articles to my Kindle. More ofter than not, technical articles (i.e. math, code, many images) do not get converted well, to the point of making some of them completely unreadable.
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