#SEND TO KINDLE ANDROID DOWNLOAD#

Users of the old app can continue to use it, but it’s no longer available to download from the Google Play store. But setting that up on mobile requires a bit of work.

#SEND TO KINDLE ANDROID ANDROID#

The Android platform doesn’t allow us to extract content in the same way, but we are thinking about workarounds that we might be able to implement.Īt the moment, you can get extractions results similar to our browser extensions by using the bookmarklet. If you primarily access paywalled articles, you might find that the content can be extracted with our browser extensions but not the mobile apps. With the browser extensions we’re able to send the article content from your browser tab directly to Push to Kindle. Users of our browser extension might find that they get different results using the app. Difference between the mobile app and the browser extensions So whether you subscribe in the app or use Patreon, you’ll be able to use both the mobile and web app with your preferred subscription.

We’ve also updated the web app now so that app subscribers can login for unlimited sending. Free app with monthly send limitĪnother change is that app is now completely free to use if you send no more than 20 articles a month.įor those who want to send more, we offer a $5/month subscription option, as well as our existing Patreon plans. You can now edit the article title from the preview tab, similar to the Push to Kindle browser extensions. There’s a new preview tab that allows you to see how well (if at all) we’ve been able to extract the article content you want to send to your Kindle. This also means that if you use the Android app, there’s no longer any need to share your Kindle email address with us. This makes the initial setup experience much smoother, but also allows you to choose the device(s) you want to send the articles to. The new send mode (on by default) uses the official Amazon Kindle app to send the files Push to Kindle generates.

Here’s what’s new in the Push to Kindle app: We no longer require email addresses to be entered to send articles You’ll be able to read your favourite blog posts or news stories in the same reading environment you use for reading books. If you like reading articles, but don’t like sitting in front of a bright monitor or phone screen to do it, you might want to give it a go. Push to Kindle converts web articles into e-books, and delivers them to your Kindle account for a better reading experience. We’ve launched a new version of our Push to Kindle Android app on the Google Play store.

Send to kindle android