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I also do something similar and it's great for me. I download a few (10 at most) articles a day with MarkDownload and create an ePub. I either read them on a
by rvieira 5y ago
I also do something similar and it's great for me.
I download a few (10 at most) articles a day with MarkDownload and create an ePub.
I either read them on a reMarkable during daytime or a Kobo HD if in bed (I prefer the backlight to an actual light on eInk).
What I like is the artifical limit on the amount to read. It stops me engaging in the infinite scroll trap of tablets and I find reading on a eInk quite relaxing, unlike other displays.
- soupfordummies 5y agoI need to check this out. I used to do the same thing with a web app called Readlists which would clean and combine articles into a single Kindle “book.” I’ve been sorely missing it for years!
- rvieira 5y agoJust an FYI, in case you're not familiar with MarkDownload[0], it just downloads pages as Markdown (including linked images). I then use `pandoc` to create the ePub. [0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/markdownload/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/markdownload/