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Stiva 1.3.0 gathers highlights, quotes and notes in a single Excerpts page, downloads articles when you open them, fixes the Instapaper import, and makes the app readable by screen readers.

Stiva 1.2.1 bundles its reading fonts so the app works offline from the first launch, adds a chime between articles in the playlist, and gives backups a folder picker.

I use read-it-later services extensively to save any news I want to do blog posts about later, or something I want to look at in more detail when I have time (and three monitors). I had been...

I recently took part in a round-table discussion on "the future of content" -- not that I or anyone there has a crystal ball. At one point during the exchange it was suggested that stories written for print -- that is, longer-form journalism -- don't work very well on digital [...]

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Downloading Web Content A question I see frequently on Reddit and other Obsidian community hubs regards importing web pages and managing the images they contain. There are many different ways of importing web pages into Obsidian, ranging from iOS shortcuts, theOmnivore read it later service, and plugins such as Extract URL Content. For the purpose of this workflow, I suggest using the ReadItLater plugin which imports markdown versions of webpages using different templates depending on the content: YouTube, Mastodon posts etc.