Instapaper

“I use Instapaper for bookmarking articles and websites to check out and storing highlights.”

“Everything not from an RSS feed goes into Instapaper, where I like to think I might, one day, read things.”

“Instapaper for saving articles I may or may not ever read.”

“I store things I want to read in Instapaper.”

“I have collections for news and commentary and design, but I also have one called "Daily Thinkers" -- people who point me to things I'd never otherwise find on my own -- and a gathering of weird little ongoing blogs and Tumblrs that I categorize as "Serendipity/Confluence." I use Pinboard to organize longer reads, and I'm in and out of Instapaper as a backlog.”

“Instapaper is one of my most-used apps on the iPad: I save articles on the web, and then read them whenever I feel like it - usually on trains - in a nice, clean format with comfortable typeset.”

“Instapaper gives me a bunch of long reads to check out on the train or before bed.”

“I save the whole of the Internet into Instapaper, which I've been using since it's inception.”

“Anyway, to round out the Mac stack, I also have an iPad that, letsbereal, I mostly use to read Instapaper and the occasional e-book.”

“I almost never read a blog post at the site of publication but instead use Instapaper to archive it and then occasionally download a .mobi file to read blog posts on my Kindle or iPad.”

“I have a script which mails to Instapaper the Hacker News front page twice a day.”

“Anything I don't have time to read in the moment gets sent to Instapaper.”

“And finally, I send nearly everything to Instapaper these days; it remains a no-hyperbole life-altering app, one that has caused me to read more than I ever have before.”

“My daily reading is curated via RSS and then managed by Instapaper.”

“Instapaper for saving/closing the billion tabs I open in a day.”

“At night, I make Instapaper and occasionally write at Marco.org.”