Reading list
Save articles, videos, and other content for later use
This extension saves a list of links to pages to read later.
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This reading list extension allows you to save pages in a list to get back to later. It’s super slick and easy to use, and it helps keep your tab count down.
How to use it?
1. Go to a page you want to save for later
2. Click the reading list icon on the top right of your browser Chrome Reading List icon
3. Click the + button
4. When you want to read a page you saved, open up the extension and click the reading item you want to read (control + click or command ⌘/windows key ⊞ + click to open the page in a new tab)
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A button for everything.
Save a list of pages to read later.
Really simple. This extension does exactly what it says it does, and nothing else. It's perfect for saving interesting articles to read later, but if you're assembling a long list you might want something with more features.
太方便了
方便易用!
This tool is fantastic for saving links for later. Very Very Helpful.
I like that it's lightweight and easy to use. However, miss the option of having to explicitly mark a page as "read". I might load one of my "unread" pages but then not have time to actually finish reading it, yet it is automatically marked as done. As a workaround I can use the "read" list and just explicitly delete pages as I've finished with them, however then I completely lose read pages rather than archiving them.
simple and to the point. Useful and user friendly. Should be standard part of Chrome.
Really, REALLY needs a couple of functions to manage the ORDERING of the list: earlies saved first, latest saved first, alphabetical by title, alphabetic by url...
Useful
very useful
Great feature! I used to save all kinds of articles in a folder, but it got too messy with all kinds of odds and ends. This feature is much better!