Thread: Wallabag, best web page saver, read it later service, free personal instapaper clone
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Old 07-06-2014, 12:45 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Jessica Lares View Post
I just tried it on my Paperwhite. It isn't that bad, I just don't see the point since we can use the "Send to Kindle" feature on our devices. The "Courgette" theme works decent on the eink display though. Would be easy enough to adapt for our screens too.

I'll play around with that idea.

But it's nice. I love the tagging feature, and I love the ePub export (for my other devices, not the Kindle, heh).

Jessica I am glad that you had decent experience with it.

I mainly use it to store the articles that I want to save for later or the ones that I want to archive . Then I turn them into epubs in Wallabag(it exports epub) and read them in my ereader(kobo). This works great. However I did not use my readers browser to browse the Wallabag pages.
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