In Chrome 89, Google introduced a new feature called Chrome Reading List. Directly against Pocket, the reading list allows Chrome users to add articles for later reading.
It appears on the right side of the bookmarks bar, and people who are not interested in this feature may find it annoying and take up space in the bar.
The Internet is filled with great content. While browsing, we regularly find a lot of useful articles that we want to read. But we are not always in a position to read an article instantly.
How to Add Articles to Reading List?
- Adding articles to the reading list is as easy as adding a bookmark.
- We add a bookmark in Chrome by simply clicking on the star icon located at the right edge of the address bar.
- When you try to add to a bookmark, you will get an extra option to add the article to the reading list.
- You can keep adding articles to the reading list.
- When you want to read those articles, the reading list will appear on the right side of your bookmarks bar.
- A red dot will be shown when you have unread articles in your reading list.
- Tap on the reading list, and all the articles that you would have added will be there. The articles will be arranged in the sequence they are added.
- You can tap on a particular article to read or over it to mark as read or remove it from your reading list.
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