[suref]

I have different reading lists on hacker news, twitter, reddit and medium and because of this I never read anything that I don’t read directly… If you need to share between them you need some convenient app for your phone and computer.

[dewey]

It might not be the perfect solution for your case but for me it works:

I'm just using my email inbox as my reading list. I always forgot the things I bookmarked on Twitter so I built a side project to just send me my Twitter bookmarks to my email inbox once a week so I can sit down and go through them.

https://getbirdfeeder.com

[suref]

I like it, but only for twitter.

[haraball]

I've been happily using Instapaper for this for many years. I add interesting articles to it from all over and then read and highlight in the app/web app right away or later. If I read an article directly, I still tend to add it to Instapaper to keep track of it, espesially if I found it interesting.

[suref]

Is it smooth? Often you would like to add it with just one or two clicks, like you do natively on each app. Otherwise it's a bit annoying.

[haraball]

Yes, I'm happy with the flow. In Firefox I have a button that adds the article with one click, and in Safari on iOS it's two clicks; share -> instapaper.