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Neither does Instapaper. But why would I use Pocket to read a PDF on my ebook reader, when I could just download the PDF on my phone, upload it to Dropbox, and
by alfiedotwtf 4y ago
Neither does Instapaper. But why would I use Pocket to read a PDF on my ebook reader, when I could just download the PDF on my phone, upload it to Dropbox, and then instantly read it on my ebook reader from there
- dredmorbius 4y agoMy view is: why have an article management system that's limited to only a single document format? Pocket provides a place to archive and tag or organise content. What format that content is in ... I could care less. For PDFs, my main problem is in organising metadata. Especially on a tablet, where despite having ample storage, the only real organisation schemes I can come up with are expressive filenames (which are a pain to apply) and directory-based storage. For both, my best way of accomplishing this is through a Linux environment such as Termux, and an external keyboard. Tools such as Calibre or Zotero would be handy. Niether has a full-featured tablet port.