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Mozilla Is Killing Its Pocket and Fakespot Services to Focus on Firefox

  • Mozilla announced it will shut down its Pocket and Fakespot services in mid-2025 to focus on Firefox development.
  • The company cited a need to be intentional about where it invests time and resources amid evolving web browsing and content habits.
  • Pocket, acquired in 2017 after starting as Read It Later in 2007, will stop new downloads today and cease service on July 8, 2025.
  • Mozilla stated that annual Pocket subscribers will be refunded on July 8 and users can export data until October 8, when all data and APIs will be deleted.
  • Fakespot’s browser extensions and apps will end by July 1, with its Firefox Review Checker feature terminating June 10, reflecting Mozilla’s shift to projects matching current browsing needs.
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Pocket, Mozilla's popular website storage service, closes down. A shock for many users: now they have to clean up. Or delete their link collections.

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This is an article reading service and a browser extension that analyzes product reviews and that the company has chosen to discontinue.

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MacRumors broke the news in United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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