Thread: what is kindle like with articles/read later
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Old 04-19-2016, 01:27 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by MariusMasalar View Post
If you use Instapaper, you also have the option of having them send a digest of saved articles to your Kindle either automatically or manually whenever you want. It's extremely useful.

I save everything I want to read/watch later to Instapaper, get through the short articles and videos on my iPad and then send the rest to my Kindle for the evening. It's an excellent system.
I agree, Instapaper is by far the easiest way to get articles to the kindle (I have mine sent anytime I add a few articles to my feed), but the parsing for kindle leaves something to be desired IMO. I find that articles with pictures generally get a bunch of "image not found" placeholders and I end up back on the phone to read articles. For articles that are heavy text, it's great.
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