Up to this point I have been using Calibre with the Pocket plugin/filter and it works OK - it gives you a table of contents with article summaries for whatever is in your "unread" area. Each heading is like a chapter marker, and you tap on it to go to the article. I've set up a nice font format that I like, and I spent a cottage weekend getting through a huge backlog of articles I had built up!
But integrated support might be even better. Especially if it will sync with the archiving function once you're done an article. Not immediately, obviously, as I don't think anyone wants their Kobo's wifi on all the time... but as long as it syncs when it's on wifi/tethered, that's awesome.
The best part about this news is the fact that if you turn your phone into a wifi hotspot (I use FoxFi), you'll be able to use your phone to save an article to pocket, and then sync your Kobo right away via Wifi, and be reading the new article on the Kobo in no time. I just wish I could sideload books onto the Kobo the same way
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Originally Posted by Anak
It sounds interesting but I rather would like Feedly integration or a similar service.
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Try Calibre - there are a variety of website subscription recipes/filters that will pull content on the interval that you specify. There may be a feedly one that works like the Pocket one, but if not you can still subscribe to wifi feeds using calibre.
Also, maybe try
https://ifttt.com/recipes/114314 now to see how well it works