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Services like Pocket save a full copy of the content.

Bookmarks and reading lists generally don't, and the content at the source can change or disappear.
This was really the original dealio.. it save a copy ON DEVICE, mostly on my iPhone or iPad for reading when I was travelling int’l or even domestic in the days when there was either NO WIFI or $$$ WIFI, I could just load up a reading list of things to read, read them, delete them later - that would sync with my pocket, etc.. rinse, wash, repeat.. it was a real tool for this - for me at least.
 
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Well we will always have the non-bloated and free lightweight Bookmark feature (CMD+D). Mozilla should focus on making Firefox available on ALL platforms, including the underdogs like SteamOS/Steam Deck/Steam Machines. Many gamers love using Firefox due to its simplicity, ease of use, security, and snappy speed, and Mozilla still don't realize that.
 
Well we will always have the non-bloated and free lightweight Bookmark feature (CMD+D). Mozilla should focus on making Firefox available on ALL platforms, including the underdogs like SteamOS/Steam Deck/Steam Machines. Many gamers love using Firefox due to its simplicity, ease of use, security, and snappy speed, and Mozilla still don't realize that.

That’s not what pocket and similar services are offering.

It’s very different than bookmarking
 
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This was really the original dealio.. it save a copy ON DEVICE, mostly on my iPhone or iPad for reading when I was travelling int’l or even domestic in the days when there was either NO WIFI or $$$ WIFI, I could just load up a reading list of things to read, read them, delete them later - that would sync with my pocket, etc.. rinse, wash, repeat.. it was a real tool for this - for me at least.

Giving me real nostalgia for Avantgo
 
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