Reeder makes it much easier, so suits my workflow nicely. That wasn’t so easy to do with Pocket or Instapaper- as far as I can see, you have to specify the number of items you want to select from, and the shortcut result is an item’s URL, rather than a link to open the URL in the host application (meaning no easy way to mark that item as read). That’s what I’m primarily using now, while knowing I can dip into my Instapaper or Pocket reading lists all within the same app.Īlso: for iOS, I threw together a shortcut that allows me to easily surface a random item from my Reeder reading list, which I find really useful for getting over the fact that I’ve already saved many more items than I’ll ever actually read. Now it’s time to add some stories to Instapaper for reading later. If you don’t see it, tap More and ensure the Instapaper toggle on the resulting Apps menu is set to the on position by hitting Edit. Over the holidays I just discovered that not only does Reeder facilitate access to both, but it also offers its own “read it later” function, synced via iCloud. Tap the Share icon and scroll right until you see the Instapaper icon. Mode to display flying notes and sheet music. One, two or mirror keyboard for two players at a time. Up until recently, I used to bounce between Pocket and Instapaper. Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Trumpet and Violin.

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