We no longer just have computers, we have phones, tablets, and now, screens on our wrists. We’ve since seen an explosion of screens. The App Store didn’t arrive until a year later. It might be hard to believe, but the iPhone was announced the month before we launched our Firefox add-on. I can’t think of a better partner to have worked with to deliver this.Ī lot, however, has changed in those eight years. We were even named the Grand-Prize Winner of the Extend Firefox 3 Contest, which marked the start of an 8-year history developing for the Firefox ecosystem. Back in 2007, Pocket began as a humble Firefox Add-on. This makes Firefox the first browser to deliver a universally accessible save-for-later experience. If you have any feedback, please let me know.I’m excited to officially announce we’ve partnered with Mozilla to bring Pocket to the Firefox browser, meaning anyone with a Firefox browser can both quickly save and easily view the content they care about, anytime they’d like.

Log in with your Pocket account username and password and you're done.But you can set a password in Pocket website and then login with that as a workaround. If you only use Firefox or Google login then you can't log in into extension. PS! Redirecting back from social login doesn't go back to extension. You can find your items faster with searching over titles and URLs and if you don't have Pocket original extension installed, you can add new links too. You can mark your items as read, delete them or add to the favorites list.

Get your Pocket unread list and archive right on your browsers new tab. Browser extension - Unofficial Pocket new tab extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge

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