A quick update to let you know that Push to Kindle now supports sending EPUBs to Dropbox accounts.
If you use an e-reader with Dropbox integration, this should make it a little easier to get articles onto the device.
You will have to generate an addtodropbox.com email address (if you haven't already) via your Dropbox account. You'll find instructions on the Dropbox site: How to use Email to Dropbox.
This feature is now live on our Push to Kindle browser extensions and will be coming to our Android app very soon too.
PocketBook changes
PocketBook's send to PocketBook service now only accepts documents from servers authorised to send for a given email address. As such we have now removed the 'From' field when you choose PocketBook as your 'Send to' destination. All articles sent to PocketBook devices will now go out from our '[email protected]' address.
You might get an email asking you to add the address to your whitelist before your articles will show up. See our recent blog post for details: Send web articles to a PocketBook.
iOS app
We also wanted to let you know that a new version of the Push to Kindle app for iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) is also nearing completion. More on that in a future post.
Thank you
Finally, a big thank you to all patrons for supporting Push to Kindle development. We wouldn't be able to do this without your support.
Please do get in touch if you have any suggestions, feature requests, or if you've noticed poor article extraction on any sites that interest you. You can comment here, send us a message, post in our forum, or email us at [email protected].