So, I am liking Float more than Instapaper.

43 words · 1 min read by Ben Wilkoff

So, I am liking Float more than Instapaper.

First, the bookmarklet is awesome.

Second, the streams of content from Twitter and Facebook are as good as any aggregator I have seen.

Third, It is really good looking.

Anyone played with it yet?

http://www.float.com/

6 comments from the original blog. Comments are closed now; the conversation moved to Bluesky.

  1. Raymond Johnson

    This is the first I’ve heard of it, but I do see it’s intended for you Apple-ly types.

  2. Raymond Johnson

    This is the first I’ve heard of it, but I do see it’s intended for you Apple-ly types.

  3. Raymond Johnson

    This is the first I’ve heard of it, but I do see it’s intended for you Apple-ly types.

  4. Ben Wilkoff

    It is indeed. I wanted to love instapaper, but I just can’t get into it. This seems much more interesting and I like all that Scribd has done for creative commons doc sharing as well.

  5. Ben Wilkoff

    It is indeed. I wanted to love instapaper, but I just can’t get into it. This seems much more interesting and I like all that Scribd has done for creative commons doc sharing as well.

  6. Ben Wilkoff

    It is indeed. I wanted to love instapaper, but I just can’t get into it. This seems much more interesting and I like all that Scribd has done for creative commons doc sharing as well.

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