

You can also follow us for instant tech news at Google News or for tips and tricks, smartphones & gadgets reviews, join GadgetsToUse Telegram Group or for the latest review videos subscribe GadgetsToUse Youtube Channel. Do let us know in the comments down below, how do you like this new feature on Google Chrome?Īlso, Read | How to Create QR Codes For Websites Using Google Chrome So this is how you can get the Reading List feature of Google Chrome which is currently under testing and not officially rolled out for Android.

Here you can find all the web pages, which will be classified into two categories namely Unread and Read.Īlso, Read | How to Preview a Web Page in Google Chrome on Android.Open Chrome, on your device (PC, Laptop, Mobile).When you want to access the web pages from your Reading List on any device, just follow these steps. Tap on Reading List from the Pop up at the bottom of the screen.Īlso, Read | Use Chrome As File Explorer on Android to Access Hidden Files on Any Phone How to Access Reading List Webpages on Any Device?.Learn how to control use of Chrome Remote Desktop. Tip: As an administrator, you can control if users can access other computers from Chrome with Chrome Remote Desktop. Click on 3 dots (top right) and tap on the Star icon. To use your mobile device for remote access, you need to download the Chrome Remote Desktop app.Just long-press on the article and click on Read Later.Once you have enabled the Reading List on Chrome you can add any webpage to this list in two different ways.

Note: If you don’t find the flag, then you need to update Google Chrome on your phone from Google Play Store.Īlso, Read | 2 Ways to Stop Chrome From Asking to ‘Save password’ on Websites How to Add Webpage to Reading List on Google Chrome? Now Chrome will ask to Relaunch the App, click on Relaunch.Instead of that action immediately creating a bookmark, you’re now presented with an “Add to Reading List” option. Once “Reading List” appears in Chrome’s bookmark bar, you can save webpages by tapping the ‘star’ icon in the Omnibox. It’s been widely rolled out over the past few days. Reading List has actually been available in Chrome on iPhones and iPads for quite some time now, and only this month came to Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, and Android.

Google decided to offer a more dedicated solution with Chrome 89 that doesn’t require downloading a separate extension or self-management. Users that have no need for it or don’t like losing bookmark bar space can remove the Chrome Reading List.īesides using a third-party service like Pocket on Instapaper, some users save stories that they want to read later by bookmarking them. With Chrome 89 at the start of this month, Google introduced a built-in tool that lets you quickly save articles and other links for later.
