I might have to look into it again. I’ve been primarily saving links using Obsidian synced to an S3 bucket. There’s a nice plugin that converts links to pretty markdown. I even made an iOS shortcut to automate the saving of pages. It’s nice and minimalist, but it does require Obsidian to view the pages (excluding just opening the bucket directly), so I can’t see my links on my work computer.

Pocket does the job

I don't think that's not the point. Of course it does the job, so does every other read-it-later service which has an firefox extension. For those who don't use pocket, it just becomes bloat.

I too used pocket before and after Mozilla acquired it during my college years as it had apps for all my devices and other services like instapaper were a paid service.

But now I use a different service now and pocket is the first thing I disable on "about:config"