From Andrys Basten’s A Kindle World blog. See the rest of the details in the article.
SENDTOREADER Update
SENDtoREADER was very well received by Kindle users, in the many comments written to the original article on it here on March 29, 2011 when I asked readers to try it out.
I noted in an update that ‘The feedback was extremely positive, with images coming through well, good general layout, and ‘a great feature: history of your sent articles (linked) in your account at sendtoreader.com with an option to resend. Thanks to phelcq and Elmo [for the mentioned features].’
After that, the author of the program, Sergey Pozhilov, notified us of a ‘Web to Kindle’ browser add-on called ‘DroidToReader,’ which allows SendToReader’s features to be used on a Kindle Fire. He explained it in his comments to the blog entry of March 11, 2012. It seems this addon, though, may no longer be needed. I’d love feedback on how the new feature described below works for you.
Sergey’s newest improvement is s2r.me which is a ‘very simple’ addon to a link, he says, which allows you to just enter ‘s2r.me/’ in FRONT of the URL or link to an article you want sent to your Kindle as a personal document.”
(Via A Kindle World blog.)
