The good thing about this webapp is that it does not interfere with the browser’s functioning. We’ve talked before about this tool and how enormously useful it is, letting you save web links, text, images, and videos to view later (even offline), with the added appeal that all this content will sync among all your devices where you’re logged into your Pocket account. Using Pocket will be totally optional and you can access it either with an existing account or create one on the spot.

From now on Pocket, the service to store and sync content between devices, will be natively incorporated into Firefox.Īs of yesterday, the versions in English, German, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish will have a new icon in the upper extensions bar. In a time when Chrome’s hegemony among browsers has begun to waffle due to some of the weaknesses we’ve recently seen in comparisons, a new feature has arrived to Firefox that, as has happened in the case of your correspondent, will make many users go back to it. Mozilla has really been on the ball these days.

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