Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad to hear it is working well for you.

To be honest, I'm not familiar with FTP. However, from what I know, browsers have strictly limited FTP access. Browser extensions generally don't have the necessary permissions to handle FTP links, so implementing this feature might not be feasible.

I try to implement loading the ex-pocket-export .csv file according to source code in IMP. However, there has been a long time since I used "In My Pocket," and I am not able to get its specific CSV export file now, so I couldn't test it and maybe there are some bugs. If you find any problems, just tell me.

Thanks for your support!

Thank you for the feedback, and I’m sorry for not replying sooner. I don’t check reviews on the Firefox Add-ons store very often; if you’d like the fastest response, please consider opening an issue in the project’s GitHub repository.

As far as I know, the button in the address bar is part of Firefox’s built-in Pocket integration, not something implemented by in-my-pocket. Regular browser extensions don’t have the necessary permissions to replicate this behavior, so unfortunately it’s not something I can support.

You’re right that the current way of adding tabs is a bit cumbersome, as it requires opening the popup and then clicking the add button. I’m considering some improvements, such as adding a keyboard shortcut or other, more convenient ways to add tabs. This is still being explored, and I expect to release an update within the next few days.