Yes, you might just say that. Both Pocket and another browser add-on, Fakespot, are being shut down by Firefox maker Mozilla in early July. In a post about the closures, Mozilla cites the need to ...

Mozilla is discontinuing its Pocket and Fakespot services to concentrate resources on enhancing Firefox with AI-driven features.

Pocket has been integrated in Firefox since 2015, and Mozilla bought the service in 2017. Fakespot is an online review checking website that Mozilla bought two years ago and integrated into ...

According to the company, sunsetting Pocket and Fakespot will allow Mozilla to "focus [its] efforts on Firefox," the fourth-most common web browser after Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft ...

With the coming (likely) loss of Google income, they SHOULD just be focused on Firefox. They might still need a Patreon to continue anyway, so cut the fat. I will miss FakeSpot but not as much as ...

- Mozilla is ending Pocket and Fakespot, focusing on Firefox's intelligence over standalone apps. Elisabeth Moss took ...

Eight years after it acquired Pocket maker Read It Later, Mozilla announced that it is shuttering the service.

Mozilla is shutting down Pocket, the handy bookmarking tool used to save articles and webpages for later. The organization ...

Mozilla is discontinuing its bookmark and reading app Pocket, which is now no available for download or as part of a premium ...

Mozilla is also shuttering its Fakespot fake reviews detector, which the company acquired in 2023. The Fakespot-powered Review Checker feature in Firefox will stop working on June 10th, 2025.

the Firefox developer has announced. The software company is also putting an end to Fakespot, an extension aimed at helping consumers tell which product reviews are fake and which are real.