iPad Sending webpages to Kindle

BobLenx · 04-25-2011, 10:30 PM

IPad/Apple newbie here, had my ipad2 since March 12th - my first Apple product. I am in love with it.

Recently got InstaPaper app and really using it, easily clip the main body of a webpage to read later - fantastic research tool when browsing the net.

Then I wondered if I could use Klip.me (www.klip.me) to do the same thing with an article on a webpage and send it to my Kindle-3 as I do with my laptop. I have a French/English and Spanish/English dictionary on my Kindle to help me read newspapers in those languages.

Couldn't get it to work with Safari, but I actually use Mercury Pro web browser and have it set to fake it to look like Google Chrome. And voila!!! It works. The last two entries at the right of my bookmarks bar are now "InstaPaper" and "Klip.me". Has anyone gotten Klip.me to work in Safari?

For non Web text/photos, I use QuickOffice on my iPad to save it docx format and then email it to my kindle using myemail@free.kindle.com. Note that the docx is an attachment, not copied to the body of the email.

I am officially now a happy iPad Kindler LOL.

BobLenx · 04-25-2011, 10:55 PM

Klip.me is working ok in Safari as well as Mercury browser. As usual, it was human error, mine LOL!

Serggg · 04-29-2011, 12:29 PM

I'd also suggest to try my Sendtoreader (http://sendtoreader.com). In addition to bookmarklet which works fine in Chrome, FF, Safari and Opera, the app has several handy additions like online text editor (useful to join several texts into a single doc), ability to be integrated into the "Send to" Google Reader's menu and few other features.

04-25-2011, 10:30 PM	#1
BobLenx Connoisseur Posts: 78 Karma: 308 Join Date: Jan 2008 Device: Sony505 K2 K3	Sending webpages to Kindle IPad/Apple newbie here, had my ipad2 since March 12th - my first Apple product. I am in love with it. Recently got InstaPaper app and really using it, easily clip the main body of a webpage to read later - fantastic research tool when browsing the net. Then I wondered if I could use Klip.me (www.klip.me) to do the same thing with an article on a webpage and send it to my Kindle-3 as I do with my laptop. I have a French/English and Spanish/English dictionary on my Kindle to help me read newspapers in those languages. Couldn't get it to work with Safari, but I actually use Mercury Pro web browser and have it set to fake it to look like Google Chrome. And voila!!! It works. The last two entries at the right of my bookmarks bar are now "InstaPaper" and "Klip.me". Has anyone gotten Klip.me to work in Safari? For non Web text/photos, I use QuickOffice on my iPad to save it docx format and then email it to my kindle using myemail@free.kindle.com. Note that the docx is an attachment, not copied to the body of the email. I am officially now a happy iPad Kindler LOL.

04-25-2011, 10:55 PM	#2
BobLenx Connoisseur Posts: 78 Karma: 308 Join Date: Jan 2008 Device: Sony505 K2 K3	Klip.me ok in Safari Klip.me is working ok in Safari as well as Mercury browser. As usual, it was human error, mine LOL!

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04-29-2011, 12:29 PM	#3
Serggg Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2011 Device: Kindle 3 & Touch	I'd also suggest to try my Sendtoreader (http://sendtoreader.com). In addition to bookmarklet which works fine in Chrome, FF, Safari and Opera, the app has several handy additions like online text editor (useful to join several texts into a single doc), ability to be integrated into the "Send to" Google Reader's menu and few other features.

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