Glo Highlighting/ annotations in articles from Pocket.

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by drjd

Thank you very much davidfor and johnnyb for your thoughtful responses. It's a pity that Kobo does not support Pocket articles to hold a permanent space in user's library, despite being officially recommended cloud service for articles.

Since "Send to Kindle" doesn't work in Firefox I looked for a replacement, which was "Push to Kindle." Despite its name, Push to Kindle also allows you to save to ePub, mobi and PDF formats directly to your computer. Unfortunately that means you have to move it to your Kobo from Calibre (or just copy and paste). Its ePubs allow highlighting and annotations.

https://fivefilters.org/kindle-it/

[MGlitch]

Originally Posted by rcentros

Since "Send to Kindle" doesn't work in Firefox I looked for a replacement, which was "Push to Kindle." Despite its name, Push to Kindle also allows you to save to ePub, mobi and PDF formats directly to your computer. Unfortunately that means you have to move it to your Kobo from Calibre (or just copy and paste). Its ePubs allow highlighting and annotations.

https://fivefilters.org/kindle-it/

How deep does Push to Kindle go in the website, is it just the page that’s currently displayed?

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by MGlitch

How deep does Push to Kindle go in the website, is it just the page that’s currently displayed?

It works a lot like Send to Kindle. It's usually pretty good at choosing just the article while ignoring the "peripherals," but you can also specifically mark what you want "pushed" to your eReader.

Here's the original link for the example (below)...

https://www.papalencyclicals.net/pius10/p10supre.htm

I should mention that the background is white and the text is black (at least on eReaders), despite the colors of the preview.