How do I add a page to your reading list on chrome (computer)?

When you are on a web page you want to save, look at the browser's address bar. On the right side, you may see a bookmark icon. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) at the top right of Chrome instead and look for "Save to Reading List." Or right-click a browser tab and choose "Add tab to Reading List."

How do I add a page to reading list on iphone or android?

In the Chrome app on your phone, tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top right corner. Scroll down and tap "Reading List" or "Add to Reading List." The page is saved immediately. On iPhone, you may also see the option in the share sheet.

How do I access your reading list?

On a computer, click the three-dot menu → "Reading List" or look for the bookmark/side panel icon. On the phone, tap the three-dot menu → "Reading List." You see all your saved articles with "Unread" and "Read" sections. Tap any article to open it.

How do I read articles offline?

Chrome automatically saves a local copy of pages added to your Reading List when you are connected to Wi-Fi. When you are offline (like on an airplane), you can still open the Reading List and read those saved articles. This works on both computer and phone.

How do I mark articles as read and clean up?

After reading an article, hover over it (or long-press on mobile) and look for a checkmark or "Mark as read" option. Articles move to the "Read" section. To delete an article from your list, hover over it and click the X, or swipe left on mobile. Keep your list tidy so it stays useful.

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Chrome's Reading List is a feature that lets you save any web page to read at a later time. It is different from a regular bookmark — items in your Reading List are clearly marked as "read" or "unread," and Chrome also saves the page content so you can read it later even without an internet connection.

This is handy when you come across an interesting article, recipe, or news story but do not have time to read it right now. Save it to the Reading List in one tap and come back to it whenever you are ready.

The Reading List syncs across all your devices where you are signed into Chrome — so articles saved on your phone appear on your computer and vice versa.

On Android and iPhone, the Reading List is built into the Chrome app. On a computer, it is in the side panel or the bookmarks toolbar.

Reading List is not a replacement for bookmarks — bookmarks are for pages you visit regularly (like your bank's website). Reading List is for content you want to read once and then mark as done.

How to Save Articles to Read Later Using Chrome's Reading List

Add a Page to Your Reading List on Chrome (Computer)

Add a Page to Reading List on iPhone or Android

Access Your Reading List

Read Articles Offline

Mark Articles as Read and Clean Up

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