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Mozilla declared On Thursday, on July 8, an Read-OPE-app obtained in 2017, July 8 closes the browser extension that helps users identify unreliable feedback.
“The pocket helped to gain millions of articles and discover the stories worth reading,” Mozilla said in a blog post. “But people have been developing the internet, so we direct our resources to projects that bestow their habits and online needs.”
Users will be able to continue using applications and browser extensions until July 8. After this date, the pocket will only move to export mode. Users to export saved articles, including items on the list, archives, favorites, notes and points on October 8, October 8.
If the company does not provide a certain reason to close the service, the company will continue to discover people and continue to help “access high quality web content.” Mozilla says it will do it The new badge Experience, email newsletter and more. The new engagement experience offers your most visited sites, recently visited pages and shortcuts for your bookmarks.
As for the FemSpot, Mozilla says the service is closed, because “the idea is to resonate, this did not match a model we can continue.”
Despite how clear the number of users pocket, the service was able to develop a loyal user base over the years. Users took to social media to make dissatisfaction with the news.
“This change allows us to shape the next period of the Internet – with vertical icons, smart search and more tools with AI-power features,” Mozilla says. “We will continue to build a browser that works more for you: more personal, stronger and still proudly independent.”
