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How is the web browser experience on the ReMarkable? It kinda sucks on the Kindle and forces me to consider an iPad to make up for open access.
by marvindanig 5y ago
How is the web browser experience on the ReMarkable? It kinda sucks on the Kindle and forces me to consider an iPad to make up for open access.
- pxhb 5y agoNo web browser on the remarkable (at least stock). Stock it is literally just a note taking device, which I personally find appealing.
- jethro_tell 5y agoI also like the large sized reader. It's not something I need anyone but when you find a technical manual or text book as a pdf only the remarkable is a pretty good reader. I do like the Kobo for most of my reading but it's nice not for the oddly shaped big stuff.
- ploek 5y agoThere is no web browser on the ReMarkable. On purpose. Their mentality is that the device should be a distraction-free note-taking, idea-sketching tool. source: https://remarkable.com/blog/inside-remarkable-2-chapter-2-the-user-experience/ https://remarkable.com/blog/inside-remarkable-2-chapter-2-th...
- horsawlarway 5y agoI would say if you want a web browser, it's probably not the right device for your use case. I have a Remarkable 2, and I really enjoy it, but it's more like an upgraded replacement for the legal pad/notebook I would carry around at work. It does notes and sketches really well. But there's no browser by default on the device. I appreciate it, since it keeps me focused on what I'm doing without distractions (like HN :D ).
- e12e 5y agoThere's no web browser, but in theory there's a "send to remarkable" plug-in for other browsers (basically print to pdf;sync to remarkable). It's not really usable, for various reasons imnho.