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An interesting read! I sorta solved this with my little SaaS[0]. I send interesting articles and RSS feeds to my Kindle, and I read some of them every evening b
by longnguyen 4y ago
An interesting read! I sorta solved this with my little SaaS[0]. I send interesting articles and RSS feeds to my Kindle, and I read some of them every evening before bed time.
Articles never stayed in a “bucket” but they flow every day.
Not worth reading, ignore it. And I can always find them later if needed (hint: it will never be)
If you read a lot of online content, give it a try
[0]: https://ktool.io https://ktool.io
- heyoni 4y agoHow is this different than kindles own browser extension? Is it the conversion quality? What couldn’t the extension do that ktool does?
- longnguyen 4y agoYes to conversion quality. For example, the official extension has a huge problem with detecting the cover. I fixed it with KTool. I also implemented custom parsers for many sites that use a “modern” frontend framework (read: SPA) And here is the main difference: ability to send RSS feeds and newsletters to Kindle, combine them into only 1 ebook and read at a specific time you set. I think it’s better to compare KTool to other alternatives like p2k or instapaper. The official extension did an OK job if you don’t need any features above.