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Flipboard Tech Desk@flipboard.social to Firefox@fedia.io · 10 days ago

Mozilla has announced it's ending its bookmarking service Pocket, effective July 8. Via @moznews. #Mozilla #Firefox #Pocket #ReadItNow #Browser #Tech #Technology https://flip.it/f0ShJl

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Mozilla has announced it's ending its bookmarking service Pocket, effective July 8. Via @moznews. #Mozilla #Firefox #Pocket #ReadItNow #Browser #Tech #Technology https://flip.it/f0ShJl

Flipboard Tech Desk@flipboard.social to Firefox@fedia.io · 10 days ago
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Mozilla has announced it’s ending its bookmarking service Pocket, effective July 8. Via @moznews@mastodon.social. #Mozilla #Firefox #Pocket #ReadItNow #Browser #Tech #Technology https://flip.it/f0ShJl

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  • southsamurai@sh.itjust.works
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    Why the fuck did they buy it in they weren’t going to stick with it?

  • (((Baslow)))@social.coop
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    @TechDesk@flipboard.social @moznews@mastodon.social

    Time to look into alternatives.

    I’ve been self-hosting Wallabag (@wallabag@fosstodon.org), happily, for years…but they offer an inexpensive hosted service if you don’t want to go to the trouble:

    https://wallabag.org/

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    Another service that I’ve relied on for years going away. Ffs.

  • flubba86@lemmy.world
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    Damn, that’s my way of syncing articles to my Kobo e-reader. I wonder if Kobo is going to offer an alternative.

    • JayGray91@piefed.social
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      I have a feeling that was pre Mozilla pocket offering a deal to kobo.

      But hopefully I’m wrong and rakuten kobo will integrate with another service.

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        Yes, I think that partnership started pre-mozilla.

        Pairing a read-this-article-later service with an e-ink device is the most logical combo, and the only reason I use something like Pocket.

        I do hope Rakuten can find an alternative.

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    @TechDesk@flipboard.social @moznews@mastodon.social We don’t have time for Pocket, a service loved by many for years, because we’re too busy building AI “features” that only tech bros want. Yup. That makes sense. 🙄

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    @TechDesk@flipboard.social @moznews@mastodon.social So many people hated on it continuously, I’m surprised it was kept around for so long.

    Shame, but I’ll admit I mostly stopped bothering, too. I just no longer collect stuff to read it later like tht.

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    @TechDesk@flipboard.social @moznews@mastodon.social good, I never used it anyway

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