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Old 10-26-2026, 01:38 PM   #1
QuietMooring
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ArticleFerry – free Firefox add-on: web articles as clean EPUBs for Kindle

Hi all. Disclosure first: I'm the developer (Quiet Mooring Software). ArticleFerry is a small free Firefox add-on that turns the article you're reading into an EPUB 3 entirely in the browser: Mozilla Readability extraction, a generated cover, proper title/author metadata, and images embedded where possible. There's no server and no account. It can then open Gmail addressed to your Send-to-Kindle address so you attach the file yourself (your sending address has to be on Amazon's approved list). The EPUB also opens fine on Kobo and other readers. Firefox (addons.mozilla.org): https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/articleferry/ A Chrome version is in review and coming soon. I'd really like to hear about pages that come out badly (paywalled layouts, odd blogs, image-heavy sites). I'll fix what I can and answer questions here.
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