Download Push to Kindle for Chrome (Windows) Free

There’s nothing more comfortable than reading a book, but e-readers come pretty close. As far as these devices are concerned, Amazon’s Kindle is still the first choice.

But have you ever come across a long web article that you wish you could read in a different setting — like your comfy couch, in front of a fireplace (because we all have one, right?), by Surrounded by your two dogs and five cats (because pets always love you more when you read than feed them)?

If that’s the level of close reading you want, even for web articles, or, you know, if you just don’t like reading on a computer monitor, then you can give Push to Kindle give it a try.

But what is it?

Push to Kindle is a cross-browser extension that lets you send any web article directly to your Kindle device with just a few clicks. Think long-form articles like Wikipedia entries, detailed investigative reports, lengthy blog entries, or great Softpedia reviews.

When you click on the extension icon, you will be taken to a page where you will see a preview of the article in the new format. Then, all you have to do is enter your Kindle email and you can have texts sent to your device instantly. If you don’t have a Kindle, you can still download articles in EPUB, MOBI, and PDF formats and manually transfer them to other e-readers.

paste whatever you want

If you’re not happy with the way the extension converts web articles to Kindle format, you can use the PastePad feature and use a nicer word processor to modify the text in any way you want.

So, if you really love your Kindle and are one of the lucky ones who actually remember to read articles they save for later, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t add Push to Kindle to your browser.