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They don’t allow it in their TOS or App Store guidelines? Desktop Safari supports bookmark (& reading list) export via an HTML file on the off chance you’re no

They don’t allow it in their TOS or App Store guidelines? Desktop Safari supports bookmark (& reading list) export via an HTML file on the off chance you’re not aware, and it isn’t banned.

shkliarau 5y ago
We might be talking about different things: one off export is possible like you mentioned but no way to sync saved links to the reading list continuously as there’re no API’s for that from Apple
- AJRF 5y ago
  On Desktop Safari the reading list is stored in a Bookmarks plist file you can grab and filter out Reading List items from, might be worth having some little desktop util for a 1 time sync to move people onto your platform? It's not ideal, but it's better than nothing. Here is an example with some code showing how someone did it so they could upload it to Pinboard: https://brettterpstra.com/2015/01/06/reading-list-catcher/ https://brettterpstra.com/2015/01/06/reading-list-catcher/
  - shkliarau 5y ago
    Ah, could be good actually. Definitely better than nothing, thanks for finding that link, appreciate it
    - AJRF 5y ago
      No problem - and congrats on the launch!
      - shkliarau 5y ago
        Thank you!