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I have a kindle and I am trying several web/cloud services that send a web page converted to kindle format to my kindle using [email protected].

Unfortunately I need to convert web pages that contain programming code (java, etc.) and the services I have tried fail to render the code correctly.

Are there any services that render code correctly? If so which?

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    I'd recommend to tell us which services you had tried already, and what was your problem with them!
    – Zsolt Botykai
    Commented Aug 26, 2014 at 18:34
  • I have not tracked them but the problem is the same. In most web sites the programming code is rendered via some custom css or with javascript. The above services simplify the page before sending it to kindle and so they make the programming code unreadable.
    – mgiammarco
    Commented Sep 1, 2014 at 8:48
  • When you say code you mean formated text that is actually a code (e.g a programming book), correct? I think you have a high chance that no automatic service will correctly implement such text without much knowledge of syntax. Most code example can easy get unreadable, because the indentation creates long lines which are not break down nicely.
    – Greg
    Commented Sep 1, 2014 at 15:30

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Have you tried Push to Kindle from fivefilters? I tried a couple of webpages with java code on them and worked pretty good.

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Use En2Kindle along with Pocket or Evernote. To push web articles to Kindle, all you'll need is clip that page into Pocket or Evernote using smartphone, PC etc.

The service does format the web articles for Kindle. All unnecessary Ads, JavaScript etc. are removed. The articles will be pushed in .mobi format.

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DocRaptor is a web embedding of PrinceXML and will do an excellent quality of job.

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