Pocket for Mac is a clever little app that creates a central location for storing all those links and Web pages you want to read at a later time. We installed Pocket for Mac via the App Store, and on startup were greeted by a quick tutorial that explained the basics. We set up our account in a minute, and soon were sharing items from the Web. We tried the default method of sharing, which is e-mailing a link from the e-mail address we registered with the app. Soon the link and its contents appeared in both instances of Pocket for Mac we installed-one on our computer and one on our iPhone. There are options to add plug-ins for browsers, so sharing is a small matter of clicking the Pocket button.

This program also boasts over 300 apps with integrated support, so sharing items with yourself is consistent from device to device. We tested out its Twitter integration, which worked well. This application doesn't just save the links, it downloads the content within the app, making it possible to read even when you're offline. Pocket for Mac works well and will appeal to any smartphone user who wants an easy way to flag Web pages of interest and read them at his or her convenience. When you find an interesting article, video or web page that you want to read, watch or view later, put it in Pocket.

Once it's in Pocket, it automatically syncs across to your phone, tablet and computer so you can view it anytime on any device, even without an internet connection. Over 14 million people use Pocket to easily save articles, videos and more for later. With Pocket, all of your content goes to one place, so you can view it anytime, on any device. You can even read articles offline, making Pocket indispensable for subway commutes, flights, or anywhere else you find yourself without mobile data or Wi-Fi. Full Specifications What's new in version 1.6.2.

Improved Tag workflow. Fixed a crash when sharing to Evernote General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date July 21, 2015 Date Added July 21, 2015 Version 1.6.2 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Mac OS X 10.7/10.8 Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size Not Available File Name External File Popularity Total Downloads 2,292 Downloads Last Week 8 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Not available Price Free.

Pocket has been named one of the best apps for Mac, iPhone and iPad by the App Store. Over 14 million people use Pocket to easily save articles, videos and more for later. With Pocket, all of your content goes to one place, so you can view it anytime, on any device. You can even read articles offline, making Pocket indispensable for subway commutes, flights, or anywhere else you find yourself without mobile data or Wi-Fi. WHAT CAN I SAVE?

Save articles, videos, recipes, and webpages you find online or from your favorite apps. VIEW EVERYWHERE, EVEN OFFLINE If it’s in Pocket, it’s on your phone, tablet or computer, even when you’re offline. Perfect for commutes, traveling, and curling up on your couch. BEAUTIFUL VIEWING EXPERIENCE See your saved items in a simple, easy-to-view layout that improves the viewing experience of any page. WORKS OFFLINE Access what you’ve saved offline. Set up Pocket to only download when connected to Wi-Fi to reduce data usage. USE WITH YOUR FAVORITE APPS AND SITES Whether you’re browsing online or on-the-go with your favorite apps, Pocket lets you save great content wherever you find it.

After you’re done reading, send the articles and videos you love to another friend’s Pocket, or share to Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, or email. PERSONALIZED HIGHLIGHTS Save as much as you want, Pocket will highlight the best and most relevant content in your list. POCKET PREMIUM Upgrade anytime to Pocket Premium for powerful new features like advanced search, suggested tags, and a Permanent Library to back up the articles and web pages you save. Pocket is available for Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, the Web, and any other phone or tablet. You can also save to Pocket with our Browser Extensions for Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Learn more about us at http://www.getpocket.com/. A year ago today, we became Pocket.

It seems only fitting that we’d celebrate with a new feature designed to rethink another core element of the Pocket experience: Sharing. INTRODUCING SEND TO FRIEND Send to Friend is a new, simple way to share content with the people who matter to you most. With just a couple of taps you can share content from Pocket with friends and family, along with a comment and a highlighted quote. They’ll receive an email with the link, and if they have Pocket, they’ll also be notified right inside the app. RECEIVE SHARED CONTENT IN POCKET Once a friend sends content to your Pocket with Send to Friend, it will appear in an inbox, where you can see their comments along with any highlighted quotes they chose to share with you. NEW SHARE MENU WITH MORE ACTIONS Pocket’s redesigned Share Menu adds Send to Friend, as well as actions for the selected item: Copy Link and Open in Browser. BUG FIXES & PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS This update also includes a number of bug fixes and performance updates.

Thanks for an amazing first year as Pocket. We can’t wait to hear what you think of the new features!. 1.1.3 Mar 22, 2013. Thanks for making Pocket for Mac a top free app in the Mac App Store. Relentless1240, Simple and Perfect Some apps are so simple you think to youself, ‘Why didn’t I think of that’, or similarly, ‘Why do you need an app for that. It’s too simple?’.

To me, Pocket falls in that category. I constantly navigate the web and quite often there is a larger article/page that I want to come back too. Of course Safari has it’s Reading List feature which ‘sort of’ does similiar things, but where Pocket excels in it’s ease of use and organization. Futher, with bookmarks and all the other functionaliy a browser has to offer, it’s nice to have something removed and separate if for nothing else simply organization. The UI is very well done and the workflow clean and intutive. The shortcut feature to add a page is quite handy and allows for quick navigation. I can only imagine that over time they will add more features, as many rewviewers have noticed are currently lacking.

Again, great app. Can’t wait to see what’s coming in future releases. Relentless1240, Simple and Perfect Some apps are so simple you think to youself, ‘Why didn’t I think of that’, or similarly, ‘Why do you need an app for that. It’s too simple?’. To me, Pocket falls in that category. I constantly navigate the web and quite often there is a larger article/page that I want to come back too.

Of course Safari has it’s Reading List feature which ‘sort of’ does similiar things, but where Pocket excels in it’s ease of use and organization. Futher, with bookmarks and all the other functionaliy a browser has to offer, it’s nice to have something removed and separate if for nothing else simply organization. The UI is very well done and the workflow clean and intutive.

The shortcut feature to add a page is quite handy and allows for quick navigation. I can only imagine that over time they will add more features, as many rewviewers have noticed are currently lacking.

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Again, great app. Can’t wait to see what’s coming in future releases. SongDuck™, It’s Essential & Easy to Use (6 Stars) Pocket, the one application I use every time on my iPhone, iPad and MacBook. It is such an incredibly brilliant way to save just about anything on the web. See something you’d like to look at later? Simply click the Pocket icon and it is saved.

Ready to read, even off-line? Look in Pocket under Saved Items. What could be easier than that? I have been using Pocket for many years (since it was Read It Later). Recently I subscribed to Pocket Premium, which for a nominal fee offers some very handy additional features. With Premium what you Pocket is automatically saved intact.

So, if the webpage you Saved, no longer exists - it is always available for you to read. And you can easily add tags to items you save to make them easy to find. Pocket makes the online experience so much better. Try it and you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it. SongDuck™, It’s Essential & Easy to Use (6 Stars) Pocket, the one application I use every time on my iPhone, iPad and MacBook. It is such an incredibly brilliant way to save just about anything on the web. See something you’d like to look at later?

Simply click the Pocket icon and it is saved. Ready to read, even off-line? Look in Pocket under Saved Items. What could be easier than that? I have been using Pocket for many years (since it was Read It Later). Recently I subscribed to Pocket Premium, which for a nominal fee offers some very handy additional features.

With Premium what you Pocket is automatically saved intact. So, if the webpage you Saved, no longer exists - it is always available for you to read. And you can easily add tags to items you save to make them easy to find. Pocket makes the online experience so much better. Try it and you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it. TeddyCo, A free Pocket for internet reading Pocket for Mac is great for making a personal reading list of articles from blogs and other web pages, Facebook posts, images, PDFs, and video clips.

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Just add a bookmarklet to your browser and click away. The OS version actually lacks the tile view of articles and the profile page that are both found on Pocket for iPad. The Mac version still has all the essentials: current and archived lists, tags, share button, font size adjustments, filter by content type, and the choice of original web page view or “clean” article-only view. I use the free, basic service and find that most web articles remain intact for a long time. If you want to archive things that tend to be ephemeral like social media posts, or just want to insure that you keep your web articles, consider a premium subscription. TeddyCo, A free Pocket for internet reading Pocket for Mac is great for making a personal reading list of articles from blogs and other web pages, Facebook posts, images, PDFs, and video clips. Just add a bookmarklet to your browser and click away.

The OS version actually lacks the tile view of articles and the profile page that are both found on Pocket for iPad. The Mac version still has all the essentials: current and archived lists, tags, share button, font size adjustments, filter by content type, and the choice of original web page view or “clean” article-only view. I use the free, basic service and find that most web articles remain intact for a long time. If you want to archive things that tend to be ephemeral like social media posts, or just want to insure that you keep your web articles, consider a premium subscription.