Save to Pocket

This has 1 star because I can't give it zero. I downloaded the Edge extension. I pressed the "INSTALL" button and it said "Working". I left it like that for half an hour - no change. I got out of everything and restarted the PC. Nothing I could see in Edge, certainly no Pocket logo. I pressed the Share icon - no Pocket option. I go back to install it again. It said I "owned" it. I no longer chase my tail on PC's.

Worked. Then stopped. Now running Windows OS 14393.479 and works again! Hurrah! Very good application that is particularly useful for clean-looking offline reading on multiple devices. Like all Edge extensions, highly recommended as long as ongoing updates to Edge don't mess it up!! Keep up the good work, folks.

An improvement to Edges built in reading list. Its especially useful if you use multiple devices or multiple web browsers. It doesn't show next to the address bar by default though. You have to go into the extensions menu, click it then turn on the option to show button next to address bar.

Says installed but it doesn't appear at all in Edge. Pressing launch from the store just gives a spinning circle until it has enough and gives up trying to open it.

Very handy, just click the button and your current webpage is "bookmarked" into your Pocket account for later viewing, like a "to read list". You can also assign tags, so for instance if you are reading a webpage with a recipe you like you can pocket it and add the tag recipe to organise you pocket lists without having to save the site as an actual bookmark in your browser.

After some issues getting it installed (which required a complete uninstall and reinstall of the extension) it does exactly what it needs to do.

Makes it a bit useless if its not available on all platforms. Other than that works,= alright

Saving pages to Pocket shows a pop-up dialog for entering page tags/metadata but you cannot see any suggested tags and when you enter tags, you cannot see any tag matches. After Entering a single tag the tag bar disappears. Truly an awful experience when compared to Internet Explore/Firefox/Chrome.

it's great for saving some webs that you need just few times.

I use it in tandem with Edge's Reading List feature as it's more nuanced it the type of things you can save. Works great