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The initial idea was nice: do not lose what you want to read later (the list), keep a list of what you read (archive). Then it became better with “Permanent cop
by bayindirh 1y ago
The initial idea was nice: do not lose what you want to read later (the list), keep a list of what you read (archive). Then it became better with “Permanent copies”: never lose content you want to read again later.
That number is a combination of all three, plus more than a decade of active use.
- andrepd 1y agoDamn, any alternatives in mind for that workflow? My killer feature that led me to start using Pocket was Kobo integration: I could hit a button on my computer and continue reading an article on my ereader, duly cleaned up.
- 486sx33 1y ago[dead]
- bayindirh 1y agoSince I'm slowly moving to self-hosting, I'll be installing Wallabag[0] most probably. I also integrated my Kobo with Pocket with glee, but it turned into gloom when my saves ate all of the free memory of the reader :) [0]: https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag