Save an article to read later
Keep an article you found this morning and read it tonight.
A reading list is a shelf in your browser. Put an article on it and come back later.
It keeps the words, not only the address, so a saved article opens without a signal.
Key points
- The reading list holds articles you mean to finish
- A bookmark keeps the address; the reading list keeps the words
What to remember
- Share is where most saving lives.
- A bookmark saves the address. A reading list saves the article.
Try this
Find an article you want to finish, press Share, and choose Add to Reading List.
Practice: Save an article to read later. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.