Miguel Afonso Caetano to

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"Pocket, an app for saving and reading articles later, is shutting down on July 8, Mozilla announced today.

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"Pocket, an app for saving and reading articles later, is shutting down on July 8, Mozilla announced today.

Miguel Afonso Caetano to

[email protected] • 26 days ago

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"Pocket, an app for saving and reading articles later, is shutting down on July 8, Mozilla announced today.

The company sent an email with the subject line “Important Update: Pocket is Saying Goodbye,” around 2 p.m. EST and I immediately started wailing when I saw it.

“You’ll be able to keep using the app and browser extensions until then. However, starting May 22, 2025, you won’t be able to download the apps or purchase a new Pocket Premium subscription,” the announcement says. Users can export saved articles until October 8, 2025, after which point all Pocket accounts and data will be permanently deleted.

The Mozilla-owned Pocket, formerly known as “Read It Later,” launched in August 2007 as a Firefox browser extension that let users save articles to… well, read later. Mozilla acquired Pocket in 2017."

https://www.404media.co/pocket-app-shutting-down-mozilla/

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It was a hot mess from the start. Overloaded UI, sluggish performance, and completely useless “social” features that nobody asked for. I won’t miss it one second.

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