Read It Later Support

kindle

• gregc

  +1

  Posted Nov 5 09 reply
• Dan

  Would love to see this too!

  Posted Dec 25 09 reply
• Ken

  I too would love to see a web based interface made specifically for the Kindle web browser. Ideally it would display the text only version by default or full version if selected much like the iPhone app.

  Posted Dec 29 09 Browser: Firefox 3.5 reply
• jo

  i agree. it kind of works now to look at the web list, but because the links open in a new browser window, the kindle won't open them. it will open the website domain listed below the specific link, because that opens in the same window. changing the links to open in the same window would make this much more useable.
  
  but what would be great would be a dedicated kindle "app", or website specifically formatted for kindle. right now there is no way to add items to read it later using the kindle.

  Posted Sep 29 10 Version: kindle 3g Browser: Other reply
• sims

  i would like to have it too.
  paid for digest and iphone apps.
  but on kindle would be better.

  Posted Nov 24 10 reply
• 0479

  paid for ipad app and digest,
  I also would like to see a website specifically formatted for kindle

  Posted Dec 2 10 reply
• Laughedelic

  me too

  Posted Dec 15 10 reply
• Russell

  This would be a great feature, since Instapaper has it. Using Calibre to perform this seems complicated, especially since the Kindle is 3G/Wifi compatible and shouldn't require a USB sync

  Posted Jan 10 11 reply
• Ivan

  Another vote. We really need Kindle support!

  Posted Jan 14 11 reply
• ian forrester

  I would love to see Readitlater as a KDK application. Just like everyone else but in the meantime I'm using Calibre's Readitlater script to pull elements from my account into a ebook (mobi) which can later be sync'ed with my kindle3.
  
  It works very well, so for everyone looking for a solution, this works very well.
  
  Ideally I'd also like to see Readitlater add Instatpaper's wireless delivery option. http://www.instapaper.com/extras then I wouldn't need to use Calibre script.
  
  So...
  
  Option 1. A proper KDK (Kindle development kit) application on the Kindle3
  Option 2. A option to turn a readitlater sub into a ebook and be able to send it to a email address (wireless delivery)
  Option 3. A option to turn a readitlater sub into a ebook and be able to download it    Private comment hidden

  Posted Jan 22 11 Version: 10:10 Browser: Firefox 3.6 reply