Mozilla is shutting down read-it-later app Pocket

Mazela Declaration Thursday that it is closing the pocket, it is a read-side application earned in 2017, July 8. The company is shutting down the Fexpot, its browser extension that helps users to identify incredible reviews.

“Pocket has helped to save millions of people and discover stories like reading,” Mozila said in a blog post. “But the way people use the web are developed, so we are channels on our resources that match their browsing habits and online needs better” “

Users will be able to continue using apps and browser extensions for pockets until July 8, after the date, the pocket will only go to the export-mode. Users are up to 8th October to export articles, including items, archive, desired, notes and highlights on their list.

Although Mozilla has not provided a specific reason to close the service, the agency says it will continue to invest “to help people discover and access high quality web materials”. Mozila says it will do it through it New tab Experience, email newsletter and more. The new tab experiences have your most visited sites, you recently visited pages and your bookmarks have shortcuts.

As Fexpot, Mozila says it is off the service because “the concept resonates, but it does not fit any model that we can sustain.”

Although it is unclear how many users were pockets, the service was able to cultivate a loyal userbase for years. Users Taken From Social media Give them the voice of dissatisfaction with the news.

“This shift is allowed to form the next era of the Internet-with the smart search and more AI-driven features on the way,” Mozila says, “Mozila said. “We’ll continue to create a browser that works more hard for you: more personal, more powerful and still free with pride.”