Show HN: We built an app for reading articles saved for later
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#12Really interesting idea! Would love to try it out when it's available for Android (or Web)
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#15Sorry if this is a bit off-topic but for me the website is overwhelming. Everything is very large and animated which makes me dizzy. I don't know what is happening when I scroll.
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This is great. I always feel like I have to read stuff because I’ll forget to do it later and I hate the “reading list” thing in apple
Ha, why do you hate the reading list in apple? A few people asked us to sync their reading lists to Alfread but Apple doesn't allow that, of course
Desktop Safari supports bookmark (& reading list) export via an HTML file on the off chance you’re not aware, and it isn’t banned.
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#17Any chance of integrating it with built-in Reading List in Safari?
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#18Sorry if this is a bit off-topic but for me the website is overwhelming. Everything is very large and animated which makes me dizzy. I don't know what is happening when I scroll.
I actually came here to say the opposite. I thought the landing page was really well done.
Re: Show HN: We built an app for reading articles saved for later
#19Any chance of integrating it with built-in Reading List in Safari?
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Ha, why do you hate the reading list in apple? A few people asked us to sync their reading lists to Alfread but Apple doesn't allow that, of course
They don’t allow it in their TOS or App Store guidelines? Desktop Safari supports bookmark (& reading list) export via an HTML file on the off chance you’re not aware, and it isn’t banned.