Mozilla closed Pocket in 2025. If you still need those links, Bookmer is a bookmark manager for saving, organizing and finding pages — not a copy of Pocket’s article reader.
Pocket was a read-later list. Bookmer is a bookmark library: folders, icons, search, and collections you can keep private or publish. It does not try to recreate Pocket’s reading view.
Export whatever HTML or CSV file you still have from Pocket or from your browser, then import it into Bookmer. HTML, JSON, CSV and Excel are accepted.
The same account opens on the web in any browser. Chrome and Firefox extensions can save the current page. PRO and ULTRA add archive and full-text search.
| Feature | Bookmer | |
|---|---|---|
| Still available as a product | Yes | Shut down in 2025 |
| Save links into folders | Yes | Was a reading list |
| Article reader as the main interface | No | Was the point of Pocket |
| Works across browsers | Yes | — |
| Free to start | Yes | — |
Full-text search and a custom domain are Bookmer PRO and ULTRA features. The free plan includes unlimited bookmarks and folders.
For keeping links, yes. Pocket was shut down by Mozilla in 2025. Bookmer stores and organizes bookmarks. It is not an article reader that replaces Pocket’s reading view.
If you have an HTML or CSV export, import that file into Bookmer. Browser bookmark HTML files work the same way.