Pocket for macOS provides a compact, somewhat graphical list.

Click or tap an article, and it appears in simplified form that you can adjust for font, size, and background contrast.īonus: The mobile app uses text-to-speech to read articles aloud at the free tier.īottom line: Solid, reliable, and easy to add items to. You can browse articles or search against text with a premium subscription. Reading articles: You can use the macOS app, iOS app, or the Pocket web app to read saved articles. You can optionally add tags or tap to dimiss the sheet that explains the page was saved. In Safari-or any app that offers a page-like output-tap Share and tap the Pocket icon.

Save an article in mobile Safari: With the Pocket app installed, a Share extension becomes available. (You can opt to use a bookmarklet instead of the extension, but it has fewer features.) After a few seconds of inactivity, the dialog disappears and the page is saved to your account. With the premium tier, Pocket suggests tags.

A small dropdown dialog box appears in the windows upper-right corner that lets you add tags to categorize the entry. On a page you want to save, click the icon. Save an article in Safari for macOS: Install the Pocket extension. Pocket’s iOS app offers text-to-speech audio even with its free tier.

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