Push to Kindle
Send web articles to your Kindle
Sending and reading web content such as news articles and blog posts to your Kindle device or reading app is now easier than ever.
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[Official Amazon.com extension.]
Send to Kindle for Google Chrome makes it easier to read web content with Kindle. Send articles, blog posts, and more to your Kindle. Read anytime, anywhere on a Kindle E-reader or with the Kindle app.
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Besides sending to Kindle, which works as it should, I am using it also to print and save to PDF, because it simplifies the web page, the articles, in very efficient way. A small problem is that it hides the overflow with CSS so I have to use CSS styling Chrome plugins to override the default settings. #s2k-reader, #s2k-reader-container { overflow:visible; }
Half the time it never sends the article, just goes round and round and round and never says anything or quits. Just goes nowhere. Not reliable.
It would be nice if it could support adding the item to a collection automatically. Also, it would be nice to select the target device when sending. I know this can be changed in settings, but sometimes I want to control the target device when I send the article, and going into the settings each time to check and set the target device is a hassle.
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If this had support for a PDF opened in the browser, then it would be great ... thats probably 90% of when I need to use it .. instead i have to download it from chrome, then email it to myself
Being able to forward an article you want to read later to a kindle device certainly hugely improves the utility of kindle devices :) One star lost for some small deficiences (2019-01-04): * Cross-references within HTML pages are lost in the extension. (<a href="#anchor"> links). This problem does not occur, when using the "send to kindle" share option on mobile devices. * Document management falls short. You can easily remove documents from a device, but in order to remove them from the library, the web interface on amazon.de / amazon.com has to be used.
Does not work even with simplest PDF articles, this is useless.
The simplest way of transfering lectures to the devices. It is professional either.
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I think I'll use this quite a bit, but I am most often viewing PDF articles such as research papers, and these don't seem to send. The "analyzing website" message goes around and around. Suggestions?