大多数像我这样的用户不想要大量需要定期整理的书签。相反，一个简单的解决方案能够让用户浏览他们需要的内容并快速丢弃他们想要的东西，而不需要付出很多努力，这是最受欢迎的。Meet Pocket是一种适用于Chrome和Firefox 的浏览器扩展程序，(Firefox,)可让您稍后在飞机、火车或任何没有互联网连接的地方阅读网络上保存的内容。
该插件会自动同步到您的手机、平板电脑或计算机，并支持简单方便的用户界面。与任何平台同步的能力被证明是有益的，尤其是在工作场所和家庭设备之间切换时。
在这篇文章中，我们将解释如何在Firefox上使用(Firefox)Pocket，但在Chrome上是类似的。
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一旦你安装了这个插件，Pocket按钮就会出现在 Firefox 的导航工具栏中(Navigation Toolbar)。单击按钮将当前页面保存到Pocket。变为红色，表示页面已保存。或者，当您右键单击页面背景时，您可以在上下文菜单(Context Menu)中看到一个项目–保存到 Pocket 。(Save to Pocket)
保存文章以供日后阅读
您可以使用您的Firefox帐户使用免费的(Firefox)Pocket帐户登录，然后立即开始并保存文章和视频，以便以后访问此处(here)(here)访问。
在右上角，可以看到Pocket图标。(Pocket)它是“阅读内容”按钮。(Read something button.)单击下拉窗口会显示您的阅读列表。您可以从内部编辑和搜索所有内容。
选项菜单在图标下方可见，可让您自定义设置。
例如，单击“在线列表(Online list)”按钮会将您定向到显示所有已保存项目的页面。只需(Just)单击该项目即可查看。Pocket将显示文章的优化视图。要查看原件，请单击共享按钮并选择“查看原件”。
您可以在此页面上存档、收藏(Favorite)或分享。
稍后，只需从我的列表中选择(My List)存档(Archive)选项即可阅读文章。您的阅读位置将跨设备自动同步。
单击“保存模式”(Save Mode)可让您通过单击有趣的链接快速批处理阅读列表。
如果您更喜欢使用键盘快捷键(keyboard shortcuts)，可以按Alt/Option+W保存当前页面。还有其他几个键盘快捷键。要查看整个列表，请打开Pocket，单击设置(Settings)图标，然后选择键盘快捷键(Keyboard Shortcuts)。在这里，您将看到可用快捷方式的列表，并有机会对其进行编辑。
最后，如果您选择使用Pocket功能，对 Firefox 的性能或内存使用的影响将是最小的。对于选择不使用该功能并从工具栏中删除按钮的用户，影响将进一步降低。
永久禁用Firefox中的Pocket
虽然扩展很好并且很好地服务于它的目的，少数用户可能会质疑我 - 当浏览器的书签可以很好地添加内容时，以及网站的书签用于阅读，添加的需要是什么 -在？好吧，您可以禁用它；然而，这个过程并不简单明了。
该过程并不像卸载扩展程序或在设置中切换复选框那么简单。要禁用 Pocket集成，您必须执行以下过程。
打开Pocket，单击选项(Options)（可见的齿轮图标）并从左侧部分选择“帐户”。
接下来，点击“注销”选项卡。
卸载插件。为此，请转到Tools > Add-ons，选择“Extensions”，然后点击“Remove”按钮，以便稍后(Later)阅读(Read)。
现在，打开您的Firefox配置文件目录。为此，请单击Firefox菜单，选择“帮助”部分并切换到“故障排除(Troubleshooting)信息”屏幕。您应该在那里看到“应用程序基础”部分。在“配置文件文件夹”旁边(Adjacent)，您会注意到“显示文件夹”按钮。按下按钮。
在这里，找到并删除“稍后阅读(Read It Later)”文件夹和“ readItLater.sqlite ”文件
就是这样！这将禁用Firefox中的(Firefox)Pocket，并且当您重新启动浏览器时，您应该看不到该图标。
请(Please)注意，如果您使用的是以前的版本 – 0.9 用户，您可以在Firefox的书签下找到旧书签。打开Firefox书签部分并搜索名为“稍后阅读”的文件夹。如果找到，请将其删除。
总而言之，如果您仍然使用Pocket并且不介意它与Firefox的集成，那么请跳过上述所有步骤并享受它——该功能现已在Firefox的(Firefox)Beta和Nightly版本中启用，并且很可能与(Live)下一个主要的Firefox版本。访问getpocket.com获取它们。
Pocket for Firefox or Chrome lets you save an article for later reading
Mоst υsers likе me do not want loads of bookmarks which demand sorting oυt regularly. Instead, a simple solutіon capаble of allowing users to browse what they need and discаrd what they want quickly, without many efforts is most welcome. Meet Pocket, a browser extension that is available for Chrome as well as Firefox, that lets you read the saved content on the web later when you are on the plane, train, or anywhere without an internet connection.
The add-on automatically syncs to your phone, tablet, or computer and supports an easy and convenient user interface. The ability to sync with any platform is proving beneficial, especially when it comes to hopping between workplace and home devices.
In this post, we are explaining how to use Pocket on Firefox, but it’s similar for Chrome.
How to use Pocket Firefox Add-on
Once you have installed this add-on, the Pocket button appears in Firefox’s Navigation Toolbar. A single click on the button saves the current page to Pocket. It turns red, indicating that the page has been saved. Alternatively, you can see an item in the Context Menu – Save to Pocket when you right-click on the page background.
Save an article for later reading
You can sign in with your free Pocket account with your Firefox account, and begin right away and save the articles and videos to access them later by visiting here.
In the upper right-hand corner, the Pocket icon can be seen. It’s Read something button. A click on the drop-down window shows your reading list. You can edit and search all from within.
An options menu is visible under the icon, that lets you customize the settings.
For instance, a click on the ‘Online list’ button directs you to a page where all the saved items appear. Just click on the Item to check it out. Pocket will display the optimized view for articles. To see the original, click the share button and select ‘View Original.’
You can Archive, Favorite, or Share on this page.
Later, just select the Archive option from My List to read the article. Your reading position will be automatically synced across devices.
Clicking on Save Mode lets you quickly batch a reading list just by clicking on interesting links.
If you prefer using keyboard shortcuts, you can press Alt/Option+W to save the current page. There are several other keyboard shortcuts as well. To see the entire list, open Pocket, click the Settings icon, and select Keyboard Shortcuts. Here you will see a list of available shortcuts, and have the opportunity to edit them.
On an ending note, if you choose to use the Pocket feature, the impact on Firefox’s performance or memory use will be minimal. For users who choose not to use the feature and remove the button from their toolbar, the impact will be reduced even further.
Disable Pocket in Firefox permanently
Although the extension is good and serves its purpose well, a handful of users might question me – when there is a browser’s bookmarklet that works just fine to add things, and a bookmark to the web site for reading, what’s the need for an add-on? Well, you can disable it; however, the process is not simple and straightforward.
The process isn’t as simple as uninstalling an extension or toggling a checkbox in settings. To disable Pocket Integration, you have to go through the following process.
Open Pocket, click Options (a cog wheel icon that is visible) and select “Account” from the left side section.
Next, hit the “Logout” tab.
Uninstall the add-on. For this, go to Tools > Add-ons, chose “Extensions”, and hit the “Remove” button for Read It Later.
Now, open your Firefox profile directory. To do this, click on the Firefox menu, choose the ‘Help’ section and switch to ‘Troubleshooting information’ screen. You should see ‘Applications Basics’ section there. Adjacent to the ‘Profile Folder’ you will notice the ‘Show Folder’ button. Hit the button.
Here, locate and delete the “Read It Later” folder and the “readItLater.sqlite” file
That’s all to it! This will disable Pocket in Firefox, and the icon should not be visible to you when you restart the browser.
Please note that if you were using the previous version – 0.9 user, you can find old bookmarks under Firefox’s bookmarks. Open the Firefox bookmarks section and search for a folder named ‘Read It Later’. If found, delete it.
All said, if you still use Pocket and do not mind its integration with Firefox then, skip all of the above steps and enjoy it—the feature is live now in Beta and Nightly versions of Firefox, and is likely to be made Live with the next major Firefox release. Visit getpocket.com to get them.
