Any article saved to any tag or Read Later is automatically saved to an organized Dropbox folder as PDF or HTML. Read Later on Feedly works the same way Pocket/Instapaper etc work, but without separate apps.įeedly Pro also offers a Dropbox backup option. Why not use Feedly wholly? Actually asking-I’ve never understood why people use separate apps for saving articles. I read in the forums about using DTTG as read it later, but I’ve noticed a format issue that as well. If I still stay with a 2 app solution, what’s a good read it later service that works on both mac/ios?.

Is there 1 app that can do all of this for me? (preferably free).Text Deletion - Not sure if something changed with Pocket or how it formats, lately I find some of my articles are missing text and I need to open in a browser to read the full article, which defeats the purpose. Yes, I could pay premium and I think have this feature, but if I can find it free elsewhere…that would be nice. I lost a few articles because the Mac sometimes glitches and an article gets deleted when the list tries to refresh. While this may work for some, I don’t want to have to tag each article I want to keep, I just want to drop it into a folder for easy retrieval. Unable to categorize articles or create folders (They only have a tagging option and it all goes into favorites/archive). I still used Feedly and Pocket, but noticing that I am beginning to get flustered from Pocket. This worked for a while, because I used this workflow with Evernote for archiving without all the ads and fluff not related to the article.įast-forward and I dropped Evernote a little over a year ago and switched to DTPO as my archive. Current setup - using Feedly for all my RSS feeds, about once a day I go through them all and whatever articles I like I sent to Pocket.

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