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I don't mind using Pocket as the backend, but I want it to work more like Android's Reading List (and the reading list that was available briefly in desktop Nig
by abrowne 11y ago
I don't mind using Pocket as the backend, but I want it to work more like Android's Reading List (and the reading list that was available briefly in desktop Nightly).
I want articles to
• be readable (and savable) offline;
• open in Firefox's Reader View, not Pocket's site;
• sync with Android Fx's Reading List, not (just) the Android Pocket app.
- chimeracoder 11y agoI want all of those same things too. I imagine that this is just the first step to getting all of those things working, since doing basically any of that well requires sync working. Now that Pocket is providing the sync (which is the hardest part), the rest is much easier to implement.
- GeorgeHahn 11y agoDo you know what happened to the reading list that existed in Nightly for a while?
- abrowne 11y agoA couple weeks ago I dug searched a bit through Bugzilla and the Mozilla wiki. My understanding is that it was cancelled while in progress in favor of Pocket. They also changed the Reading View styles to match Pocket's (the sepia style was better before, imo).