Google is testing a new Read Later feature that will let users save articles and other links they come across and, well, want to read later. Saved links will appear in a new “Read Later” section in Chrome’s Bookmarks menu, but won’t be saved permanently like regular bookmarks.
How to Save Articles to Read Later in Google Chrome!
There are other apps and browser add-ons that do the same thing, but Read Later is built right into Chrome’s interface. So you don’t have to rely on third-party solutions, and your browser won’t get clogged up with a flood of open tabs and bookmarks.
Read Now is already available as a standard feature for iOS users, but you can also try it out on Android, Windows, and Mac by enabling an experimental flag in the stable version of Chrome.
To find and enable the flag, open a new Chrome tab and go to chrome://flags/#read-later . Use the dropdown menu to enable the setting, then restart Chrome when prompted.
