Push to Kindle for Firefox

In the past, we used a pen and paper to take notes for later study. Today, most information intake is sourced from the web. Books are now replaced by Kindle devices, and newspapers are dedicated websites. If you are working happens behind a desk, saving articles for later reading is surely among your habits. Also, if you happen to be a Kindle owner, this add-on might save you a lot of work. Push to Kindle for Firefox simply pushes any article you want to your Kindle reader. All you have to do is to provide the proper email and device address.

Because sometimes, small breaks are just that, saving whatever you want to read is better than trying to hastily go over it and understand mostly nothing. Push to Kindle can temporarily cure your curiosity, by allowing you to send news, blogs, articles, or any information-based webpage you choose to your portable reader.

Click on the add-ons icon while having an article opened in Firefox. This action causes the page to switch to the add-on proprietary UI, within the same tab. To make sure your device is the recipient, jot down the Kindle's e-mail address along with the organization from where you are sending from. If you cannot figure out what credentials to provide, both fields come with a help menu packed with a step-by-step written tutorial.

If you are a laptop user, downloading webpage content might come in handy at times. Storing items locally is backed up by several formats such as EPUB, MOBI, PDF, and TXT.

Overall, Push to Kindle for Firefox is the companion need if you are constantly filtering out reading material to devour in your free time. Time is of the essence, always, and how this add-on's approach to time management is to be appreciated, considering you can queue dozens of articles to your Kindle tablet in a couple of minutes.