instal the last version for ios Return to Abyss

There’s built-in flexibility to GoodLinks that allows it to adapt exceedingly well to a wide variety of use cases. What grabbed me is a versatility that stems from the fluidity of getting links into the app, managing them, and getting them out again. However, that’s exactly what has happened since I began using GoodLinks. Having settled into a comfortable Reeder workflow, I didn’t expect the way I manage links to be upended anytime soon.

New features of the OSes on which GoodLinks runs have breathed new life into the category, and its developer has taken advantage of these features to provide new utility to users. That’s a relatively new development for these sorts of apps, but the difference in this new generation of read-it-later apps runs deeper. Like GoodLinks, those apps use iCloud sync to keep articles you save synced across all the devices they support instead of using a developer-maintained web service. We’ve also covered apps like Abyss and Readit in MacStories Weekly.

Since returning to Reeder for the RSS feeds I follow, I’ve been using its read-it-later service, which is terrific.

Instal the last version for ios Return to Abyss