Yesterday I talked about using Feedly as my RSS Reader but I also use Pocket to save the articles that I really want to delve on.
Pocket is a great app that lets you save articles from any website or app with just one click. You can then access them offline on any device and read them in a clean and distraction-free interface. You can use Pocket and Feedly together to get the best of both worlds? Here's how:
- First, you need to connect your Pocket account to your Feedly account. To do this, go to Feedly settings, then Integrations, then Pocket. Click on Connect and follow the instructions.
- Next, you need to enable the Pocket button in your Feedly app. To do this, go to Feedly settings, then Appearance, then Reading Options. Toggle on the Pocket button and save your changes.
- Now, whenever you find an article in Feedly that you want to save for later, just tap on the Pocket button and it will be added to your Pocket list.
- You can also use the reverse integration: whenever you save an article to Pocket from another app or website, it will show up in your Feedly app under the Saved for Later section. This way, you can keep track of all your saved articles in one place.
Using Pocket and Feedly together has helped me improve my reading habits and productivity. I can easily find new content that matches my interests, save it for when I have time to read it, and enjoy it in a distraction-free environment. If you're looking for a way to manage your online reading better, I highly recommend giving these two apps a try. Get Pocket