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Find your reading list, web notes, and tabs in Microsoft Edge

• You can find all your reading list items (including any web notes you added) in Favorites .
• At the top corner of the browser window, select Settings and more > Favorites > Other favorites > Reading list saves.

1. How do I add to the reading list in edge?
2. What is reading list on Microsoft edge?
3. Is there a reading list for Chrome?
4. How do I turn on reading view in Microsoft edge?
5. How do I save to reading list?
6. What are collections in edge?
7. How do I use Web notes in Microsoft edge?
8. How do I save a page in edge?
9. What is Hub button in Microsoft edge?
10. How do I get rid of reading list on my screen?
11. Where is read later in Chrome?
12. What is offline reading list?

How do I add to the reading list in edge?

Here's how to add a page to your reading list in Edge.

1. Open Edge.
2. Find an article you want to save for later.
3. Hit the Star button in the top right of the browser.
4. Click the button called Reading List (if it isn't already selected).
5. Hit Add. If you want, you can change the title of the story before hitting add.

What is reading list on Microsoft edge?

The Reading List is a feature of the Microsoft® Edge browser that allows you to collect and save web pages and articles to read at a later time.

Is there a reading list for Chrome?

Using the Reading List is the same as bookmarking a web page. At the time of this writing, it's available in Chrome on the desktop (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and for iPhone and iPad. Unfortunately, the feature isn't on Android.

How do I turn on reading view in Microsoft edge?

How to use the Reading View feature in the Microsoft Edge browser...

1. From the task bar, click the Microsoft Edge icon.
2. Browse the Internet until you find a web page that you want to use with the Reading View feature.
3. Click the Reading View icon, or press the CTRL+SHIFT+R key combination to enable the feature.

How do I save to reading list?

Go to Settings > Safari and scroll down to Reading List and make sure Automatically Save Offline is on.
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Add a webpage

1. Open a webpage in Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
2. Tap. , then tap Add to Reading List.
3. Safari saves the link and the webpage.

What are collections in edge?

Collections in Microsoft Edge helps you keep track of your ideas on the web, whether you're shopping, planning a trip, collecting notes for research or lesson plans, or just want to pick up where you left off the last time you were browsing the internet. Whatever you're doing on the web, Collections can help.

How do I use Web notes in Microsoft edge?

Microsoft Edge is the only browser that lets you take notes, write, doodle, and highlight directly on webpages.

1. Select Microsoft Edge on your taskbar, and go to the page you want to write on.
2. Select Add notes and then select Ballpoint pen (1), Highlighter (2), Add a note (4), or Touch writing (6), to mark up the page.

How do I save a page in edge?

Saving out a web page with Edge

Click on Edge's ellipsis menu (the three dots in the top-right corner) and select Open with Internet Explorer. Once you've done that, hit Control + S and you'll be able to save the web page out.

What is Hub button in Microsoft edge?

The Hub is the place where the Microsoft® Edge browser keeps the things you collect on the web. It contains your favorites, reading lists, browsing history and current downloads.

How do I get rid of reading list on my screen?

To do this, simply right-click anywhere on the Bookmarks Bar or the “Reading List” button itself. Next, uncheck “Show Reading List” from the drop-down menu. That's it!

Where is read later in Chrome?

Use the search bar at the top of the page to find "Read later" flags. Tap the drop-down box next to Reading List. Tap Enabled. Tap Relaunch or Restart depending on whether you're on Android or a desktop version of Chrome.

What is offline reading list?

For those unfamiliar with Safari Reading List, it's a bookmarking feature that downloads, saves and synchronizes links to webpages across your devices along with their accompanying images, simple metadata and other assets. It's a lot like Pocket, but built right into Safari on iOS and macOS.