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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quite good
好好用! 看不懂的位置的显示区域,无法忍受,所以换了。
Is all about reading. Is all about focus. Ilove this very app b/c it make me focus on way i stop reading.It make most of my work easy for me all the time. Finally, it is one of the best app so ever. It worth to try.
A+
Perfectly meetings my needs
还行吧,没有文件夹
目前使用很方便
很好,很强大
Nice little app to keep track of my current reading list. One feature that would be really awesome for web novels/comics is an indicator for when a new chapter is available so I don't have to click through my reading list to see if anything new is out, which is highly annoying. This probably would require those sites to implement some sort of tag on their web page in order for this to work, but it would be a really nice feature. Or maybe just seeing if a url with the next chapter number exists or if a link with the text 'Next' is valid would allow this to be automated. I realize that many of these sites have email notifications for this, but having it in the reading list would be way more convenient.
Excelente app para guardar links que planeas usar luego.