
What’s it do?
You know what Instapaper does. It lets you save online articles to your Instapaper account and sync them to various devices, where you can read them later, in one place. Instapaper 4.0 is a humongaulous update that touches on basically every way that you interact with the app. Navigation, Reading Experience, Search, Browsing — all tweaked for the more gooder.
Why do we like it?
All of the changes to navigation, reading experience and interaction are smart, well thought out and just feel right. There are big additions, like the ability to search through every article you’ve ever saved to Instapaper, but there are also also seemingly small touches, like pulling the metadata for the author, publication, and date for articles, that make reading an article on Instapaper feel more whole. It also fixes the very few usability issues that the app had, like clearing up the equivocal Archive and Delete, and letting you control the brightness from the hardware level.
The Best
Reading is fundamental
The Worst
Reading are hard



















Paddy
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 3:30 PMHow does Instapaper compare to Apple’s reading list. I like the idea of Instapaper, but many features seem duplicated now.
Please “sell” it to me!