The Premium version ($4.99 per month or $44.99 per year) includes a permanent library of anything you’ve saved (in case it goes from the web), full-text search, and other capabilities.
Number 2. Instapaper
Instapaper, like Pocket, began as a simple web add-on and has gone through multiple incarnations (and owners); it is now part of an independent company named Instant Paper. While there is no grid view, you may toggle thumbnails on and off in the web app. It is available for (and syncs with) web browsers (through a Chrome extension, Safari extension, Firefox extension, or bookmarklet), iOS, Android, and Kindle. You may save an unlimited amount of articles, videos, and other pieces of information with a free account. You can also highlight text in saved articles, make up to five notes every month, and change the name, URL, or summary of each article.
The Premium version ($2.99 per month or $29.99 per year) offers full-text search for saved documents, unlimited notes, and text-to-speech functionality.
