The Read-It-Later Service Pocket Is Shutting Down: Export Your Data Now
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Summary
Pocket, a read-it-later service allowing users to save online content to view later, will shut down on 8 July 2025, its parent company Mozilla has announced.
Signups for new accounts have already been stopped.
To help users migrate their saved content, Mozilla has created a dedicated export page.
The page allows users to create an HTML file of their saved URLs and titles, which is emailed to them.
This export option will close on 8 October 2025, after which all user data will be deleted.
Mozilla cited changing user browsing habits as the reason for Pocket’s retirement, as well as the company’s desire to focus on its browser and other tools.
Pocket’s newsletter offerings will continue through a new newsletter called Ten Tabs.
