Thank U so much for this extension module. This is great .. Thx again

Great! How can I upload my chrome bookmarks into it from my browser?

The quick key to save an article does not appear to be working in the latest version. (Being this is the reason I installed the extension, 4 stars feels generous. Hope the dev can get this fixed soon.)

I just installed In My Pocket and am running to dinner, so I am in no position to tell you of much experience using it. I've only just begun with Pocket, too, so proceeding slowly. I was blown away by how cleanly and nicely it installed itself! Synchronizes cleanly, too, Pocket presents itself well (and saved materials), on a variety of devices. I will try to supply updates in a while but, at the outset, I'm impressed.

Great addon, use it all the time. Only gripe [which may not be an issue in the near future] with it is that it forces the Alt + Q keyboard shortcut binding to open the popup with no obvious way to change it. Disappointing because I am trying to use Alt + Q as an Alt Tab alternative inside Firefox.

Edit (9/17/2018): Updated rating to a 5/5 following developers response.

The following is a note to the Pocket Developers who generously regenerated my Pocket items after PickPocket for Chrome completely scrambled them; now, In My Pocket has done the same thing in FF--albeit, I was fortunate that it didn't crossover to my main Pocket account this time. Be careful when using these add-ons for Pocket. It's a first time for In My Pocket, so I was dismayed and shocked--not to say disappointed. Uninstalled.

Manuel--

Since I had problems with PickPocket on Chrome, I uninstalled the extension because I didn't want all of my "pocketed" articles going to archives or being rearranged; now, on Firefox, the extension that has never given me problems, "In My Pocket," showed a completely out-of-order list this afternoon. Fortunately, I was able to go to Pocket, pin the tab off to the side, and all of the recently "pocketed" items were still intact, in order. Pocket is super important to me because if I am working on my own computer or another, I may need to "pocket" a page for referral in case the directions for changing a registry entry [e.g. example] may need to be referenced later, maybe two weeks later. With Pocket, I can easily scroll through the list and find the article. Bookmarks don't work as well for me. In short, I uninstalled, "In My Pocket," and will go with the pinned tab. The "old" Pocket had the ability to do what these add-ons do; I wonder why the feature was removed in much later versions.

Oh well, I'll copy this and send it to "In My Pocket." If others use Pocket the way I do, they should be forewarned that these add-ons may "scramble" their path. Pocket is sort of like drawing a map; the add-ons that don't work so well [first problem with "In My Pocket] come and rip up the map. I don't know where to find what when that happens.

works. is enought user friendly.

my old Pocket list is magically back

I LOVE that I'm able to use Pocket again, thank you so much!! I really miss the Recommended by Pocket articles on my Firefox home page, though. SO disappointed it went away after I did a free space Drive Wipe to get rid of some hanging problems. Before that I had the latest version of Firefox, but still had the Pocket icon in the address bar and the Recommended by Pocket articles on my home page. Then I read about how Pocket doesn't work in Firefox any more, so I added the In My Pocket add-on. Is there any way you could bring back the Recommended by Pocket articles to my Firefox home page? That's the only thing that's missing in an otherwise GREAT add-on. Again, thank you.

PLEASE...INTEGRATE "ADD TO POCKET" TO THE "IN MY POCKET", ICON! OR AT LEAST A RIGHT CLICK ON THE ICON OPTION, ETC. POCKET BUTTON ON ADDRESS BAR IS OK...BUT IT TAKES UP VALUABLE SPACE FOR US THAT HAVE OTHER ADDONS, ETC...AND, IT CANNOT BE LOCATED TO OTHER AREAS!

PLEASE ADD OPTION AS SOON AS YOU CAN, SO EVERYTHING IS AVAILABLE FROM "ONE" ICON! THX!!!

Many thanks bringing some of the old features back to life through your own extension!
This works well and is especially efficient while browsing through lots of entries. The "random" article is very welcome, it arrives even before Pocket has implemented it itself (not talking about iOs here). Great idea, then!

Talking about numbers, such an extension is useful for Pocket geeks, likely to have "tens of thousands" items in their list (just quoting you here).
Therefore the 5000-items limitation seems a bit odd and somehow defeats the purpose. Is there a way to get rid of it, or at least increase the max boundary (looked through Firefox's extension settings but didn't find your extension's ownsettings).
Or maybe just throwing ideas for the next bunch of updates, then?

Thanks for your work !
Sébastien

Thank you so much for making it possible for me to use Firefox again. Also, thanks a lot for letting me know there are ~3.200 items on my reading list, this list is going to die after me.

This add-on is brilliant! Finally I can use Pocket like a bookmarking service!