While surfing through the internet, we come across some articles or pieces of information that are useful or interesting to us. A browser like Chrome does not have any built-in feature to save that piece for future reading. We have to use a third-party application like Pocket for that functionality. But with an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, we get the Safari browser. The Safari has a built-in Reading List feature that lets users save any article for future use.
The continuity of Apple products is embedded in this built-in feature too. If you use the Reading List feature to save an article on your iPhone, you can later access this article through the reading list using your Mac or iPad. But how do you exactly use this feature on your Safari Web browser? That is what we will see here in this article. We have compiled a simple step-by-step guide for the entire process. So without any further ado, let’s get into it.
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How to save an article for later using Safari’s reading list?
Reading list is not available only to store articles. One can even save links to this reading list. And Safari is available on iPhones, iPad, and Mac, but the interface is different. So even the process of using Safari’s reading list is different for them.
How to Use Reading List in Safari on iOS and iPadOS?
- Launch the Safari application on your iPhone or iPad.
- Open up the page that you want to save in your reading list.
- Tap on the Share button from the toolbar.
- Choose the option “Add to Reading List.”
Alternatively, you can quickly add a page to the reading list by tapping and holding the Bookmarks button and choosing the “Add to Reading List” option in the pop-up.