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I do the same thing, usually with multi-page articles, since Readability will stitch pages into one long one before I save to Instapaper.
by berberich 15y ago
I do the same thing, usually with multi-page articles, since Readability will stitch pages into one long one before I save to Instapaper.
- joeguilmette 15y agoInstapaper automagically stitches paginated articles together.
- rkudeshi 15y agoNo, it doesn't. http://www.marco.org/2011/07/19/siracusa-multipage http://www.marco.org/2011/07/19/siracusa-multipage
- joeguilmette 15y agoso it does. holy shit. i wonder how many articles I've only read a piece of because I thought Instapaper was stitching!
- lyso 15y agoExactly. It is a problem - I respect that Marco doesn't want to stich articles together, but I sometimes reach the end of an article to find myself unsure as to whether that really was the end, or just the end of page one. Would be useful to get some indication in Instapaper when this is the case. I am flirting with Readability for this reason.
- berberich 15y agoOne Chrome (and Safari) extension that I found helps is called Page One [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pojkjlgamiogkhagabbejodnkcnnbfdb https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pojkjlgamiogkhagab...]. It will automatically redirect your browser to the single-page/print view for a number of popular sites (21 as of today).
- joeguilmette 15y agoafter realizing that Instapaper doesn't do this I emailed Marco and then signed up for Readability. I've yet to decide if it's worth $60 a year for a Kindle digest, it probably isn't. I'll just send the articles one by one (ugh) and then throw them in a collection. oh well.