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Do you use Pocket or other Read Later App?
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A good one IMHO is Omnivore.
Strange how it isn't on f-droid... I've come to expect all open-source apps to be on there, probably naively.
It's my first time seeing an OSS app that doesn't at least have an own F-Droid repo, if it isn't already in the official F-Droid repo.
Thanks for this. I don't usually dive into longer format article stuff because I find it on my phone and reading on my phone sucks. I tried pocket, but it didn't function at all on my reader.
This solves that problem reasonably well.
(Edit: also an RSS reader? Maybe I should start using RSS again. I do wish it offered paged navigation controls to better work on an ereader, but it's definitely an improvement still.)