Tag

Pocket

All articles tagged with #pocket

technology7 months ago

Pocket shutdown: Top alternatives and data retrieval tips

Mozilla is shutting down Pocket in October 2025, prompting users to find alternative read-it-later apps. The article reviews several options including Matter, Instapaper, Raindrop.io, Plinky, Paperspan, Readwise Reader, DoubleMemory, Recall, Wallabag, Readeck, Obsidian Web Clipper, Karakeep, and Dewey, highlighting their features and subscription plans to help users transition smoothly.

technology2 years ago

Pocket app for iOS receives major redesign and new features.

Mozilla's read-it-later app Pocket has released a new update for its iOS app, featuring an all-new design that brings a fresh experience for Home, improved navigation, and more. The new design is focused on offering a faster and simpler UI and that was built around the new Home tab. The update also brings more seamless navigation and access to settings. Pocket will be releasing updates for iOS every two weeks.

technology2 years ago

Pocket introduces multi-collection feature for organizing articles, videos and websites.

Pocket has introduced a new feature called Pocket Lists, which allows users to create private lists of saved articles, videos, and websites. The feature is currently available in the US on the web and will be available globally next month and on mobile later this year. Pocket has also released a new version of its iOS app with personalized recommendations and a more streamlined user interface, while on Android, it will now save log-in credentials for websites. Some features have been removed, but Pocket plans to bring back some of them within a few months.

technology2 years ago

Pocket App Revamp: Multiple Collections and Article Lists.

Mozilla-owned reader app Pocket is launching a redesigned version of its iOS app, with a focus on a new Home tab and a feature called Pocket Lists, which lets users make private lists collecting saved articles, videos, and websites in one place. The Lists feature will launch first on the web for users in the US, and later this year, users will be able to publish and share their lists.