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The Reading List on Firefox lets you save web pages you want to read for later.

Found a page you want to read but short on time? Read it later! The Firefox Reading List keeps the pages you want to read in one convenient place. The pages are stripped down to a clean, reader-friendly mode <!--link to reader mode article-->. Use it with [[How do I set up Firefox Sync?|Firefox Sync]] to take your reading with you on your desktop and Android devices. <!--when iOS is ready, change this to: Use Firefox Sync to access your reading list on your computer, Android or iOS devices.--> {note}To access your reading list on your Android device, see [[How to use Reader Mode on Firefox for Android]].{/note} __TOC__ =Add a page to your reading list= Add a page to your reading list to read it later. # If a page is compatible with Reader Mode, a book icon will appear in the address bar. # Hover over the address bar until the plus sign appears. # Click on the plus sign to add an article to your Reading List. #;[[Image:add to reading list fx38]] =Where's my Reading List?= Ready to read your saved pages? There are two ways to access your Reading List: ==Through the menu button.== Click on the bookmark button and choose {menu Reading List}. ;[[Image:reading list menu button]] ==Through the Side Bar== # Click on the menu button [[Image:new fx menu]]. # Click the {menu Sidebar} icon. # Choose {menu Reading List}. #Your articles will appear on the sidebar. #;[[Image:reading list sidebar]] {note}'''To learn more about Reader View''', see [[Reader View - clean, readable pages on Firefox]].{/note}