Mozilla's popular 'read it later' service, Pocket, is shutting down, disappointing many users who relied on its seamless integration across browsers and devices. Pocket allowed users to save content for later reading, track their reading progress, and even offered a text-to-speech feature. As users seek replacements, the article presents Readwise Reader as a top alternative. This option not only mirrors Pocket's functionality but adds capabilities such as robust content management, annotation, and compatibility with note-taking apps, along with offline access and various workflow adaptations.
Pocket provided users the ability to save and access various content seamlessly across devices, which made its shutdown a significant loss for many avid readers.
With the shutdown of Pocket, users are looking for alternatives, and Readwise Reader emerges as a strong competitor, offering personalized features and content management.
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