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Adding a shortcut to Pocket on your Windows desktop

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Learn how to add Pocket to your Windows 10 Start Menu, Taskbar, and get offline access via Latermark app.
Learn how to add Pocket to your Windows 10 Start Menu, Taskbar, and get offline access via Latermark app.

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=Add Pocket to the Windows 10 Start Menu= If you use Microsoft Edge, you can add Pocket to your Windows 10 Start Menu for easy access. Here’s how to do so: #Visit Pocket for Web in Microsoft Edge #Click the ●●● in your toolbar #Select Pin to Start When you open your Start menu, you’ll find a Pocket tile that can be moved to your desired location. =Add Pocket to the Windows Taskbar= In Internet Explorer, you can easily add Pocket to your Windows Taskbar. Here’s how to do so: #Visit Pocket for Web in Internet Explorer #Click the '''Settings''' button in your toolbar #Select '''Add site to Apps''' You’ll notice a Pocket button in your Windows Taskbar at the bottom of your screen. =Offline access on Windows= ==Third-party Apps== The [https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/latermark-for-pocket/9WZDNCRDQZK6?hl=en-us&gl=us Latermark app] is a third-party desktop application that allows users to access Pocket offline.
=Add Pocket to the Windows Start menu= If you use Microsoft Edge, you can add Pocket to your Windows Start menu for easy access. Here’s how to do so: #Visit Pocket for Web in Microsoft Edge #Click {menu '''⋅⋅⋅'''} in the toolbar of Microsoft Edge #Click {menu More tools} and select {menu Pin to Start} When you open your Start menu, you’ll find a Pocket tile that can be moved to your desired location. =Add Pocket to the Windows taskbar= If you use Microsoft Edge, you can easily add Pocket to your Windows taskbar. Here’s how to do so: #Visit Pocket for Web in Microsoft Edge #Click {menu '''⋅⋅⋅'''} in the toolbar of Microsoft Edge #Click {menu More tools} and select {menu Pin to taskbar} You’ll notice a Pocket button in your Windows taskbar at the bottom of your screen. =Offline access on Windows= ==Third-party Apps== The [https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/latermark-for-pocket/9WZDNCRDQZK6?hl=en-us&gl=us Latermark for Pocket app] is a third-party desktop application that allows users to access Pocket offline.

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