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Lykke · 11-23-2019, 04:55 AM

I have searched far and wide for a third-party app that can provide Pocket integration, but there doesn't seem to be one.

Really, a good option in my opinion is to use Pocketbook Cloud service. Then you can 1. Use one of the numerous browser extensions to generate an EPUB of a website and 2. Send it to the Pocketbook app (for android and iOS, not for desktop), which has the feature of auto-syncing everything you add to it. Then 3. Connect to Wi-Fi on the Pocketbook and open the EPUB that has been auto-delivered. 4. Long - press the URL you want to look at later, mark it, and hit the Sync button in the top menu. 5. Open the EPUB in the Pocketbook app on your phone and view its annotations. There you will be able to see and open the URL!

It's really the exact functionality you described in the above post, with just the extra step of generating an EPUB file. If you really really need Pocket, then just go for an Android device or Kobo or Kindle.

11-23-2019, 04:55 AM	#10
Lykke Groupie Posts: 159 Karma: 182076 Join Date: Aug 2017 Device: Kobo Libra 2	I have searched far and wide for a third-party app that can provide Pocket integration, but there doesn't seem to be one. Really, a good option in my opinion is to use Pocketbook Cloud service. Then you can 1. Use one of the numerous browser extensions to generate an EPUB of a website and 2. Send it to the Pocketbook app (for android and iOS, not for desktop), which has the feature of auto-syncing everything you add to it. Then 3. Connect to Wi-Fi on the Pocketbook and open the EPUB that has been auto-delivered. 4. Long - press the URL you want to look at later, mark it, and hit the Sync button in the top menu. 5. Open the EPUB in the Pocketbook app on your phone and view its annotations. There you will be able to see and open the URL! It's really the exact functionality you described in the above post, with just the extra step of generating an EPUB file. If you really really need Pocket, then just go for an Android device or Kobo or Kindle. Last edited by Lykke; 11-23-2019 at 05:02 AM.