Mozilla Pocket to Raindrop
As stated in Mozilla official blog post: Mozilla Pocket is shutting down. The service will be available until July 8th, after that, Pocket will enter export-only mode, users can export all the bookmarks before October 8th. If you want to keep your bookmarks, it’s time to migrate them to another service.
Raindrop.io is a good alternative. This article will explain how to export all the content in Pocket and import it to Raindrop.
Step-by-Step Migration Guide: From Pocket to Raindrop
- Go to getpocket.com/export, and make sure you can access the email in the left-top corner, Pocket will send the file to that address. Click the Export CSV File button.
- Go to your email and download the file. Pocket says:“Please allow up to 7 days to receive your export.” I don’t have many bookmarks and received the email in less than one minute.
- Sign in to your Raindrop account, then go to https://app.raindrop.io/settings/import, click the “Upload File” button, select the file and upload it.
Why raindrop:
- It integrates with a lot of apps.
- It runs everywhere, web, browser plugins, iOS, Android.
- It’s safe and secure. Open source, no ads and trackers.
- Permanent copy: Raindrop automatically creates copies of all web pages and files in your collection. Only available in paid plan.
About a year ago, the OneNote web clipper stopped supporting non-Edge browsers. As a Firefox user, I decided to separate my personal notes from saved articles: personal notes to OneNote and saved articles to Mozilla Pocket. Now, Pocket is shutting down.
I tried Joplin after migrating my Evernote notes to Joplin. Joplin users must open the Joplin app to save a page with the Joplin web clipper plugin.
However, with Raindrop pro plan, you just add a bookmark to the page, and then Raindrop automatically creates a copy of the page. Note: Archiving depends on page accessibility; restricted content (e.g., paywalls, login-locked pages) may not save successfully. Check the limitations on this page for more details.
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