Save to Read Later on All Your Devices With Pocket

1. How can I save articles to read later?
2. How do I use pocket on my phone?
3. How do I save to my reading list?
4. How do I use pocket in Chrome?
5. How do I save something to read offline?
6. Where are my saved articles?
7. Which is better Pocket or Instapaper?
8. Does pocket work with Chrome?
9. Can I share my pocket list?
10. Is there an app to read books for free?
11. Can you organize Safari reading list?
12. Where is read later in Chrome?

How can I save articles to read later?

On desktop:

1. Click the star icon in Chrome's navigation bar (the same icon you use to bookmark websites).
2. Select “Read Later.” The page will close.
3. When you're ready to catch up on the articles you saved, click “Reading List” in the upper-right of the browser. ...
4. Click a link in the list to open it.

How do I use pocket on my phone?

Saving to Pocket on Android

Just look for the Share button, which can be found in your device's menu, or when tapping the share menu in an app. Here's what some common Share buttons look like on Android: Once you've found the Share menu, tap Add to Pocket, and a link will be saved to your List.

How do I save to my reading list?

On an Android phone using the Chrome browser, you want to long press a link and then select "Download link." This will save the story for reading at another time, and you can access it by tapping the menu button and then selecting "Downloads."

How do I use pocket in Chrome?

Saving to Pocket

1. Right-click on the Pocket toolbar button, and then select Options.
2. Click Record a new shortcut. A new tab will open with a list of available shortcuts.
3. Scroll down to the Save to Pocket and click the corresponding text box.
4. Type your preferred shortcut.
5. Press OK.

How do I save something to read offline?

When using Chrome on an Android device, save a webpage for offline reading by opening the three-dot menu icon and tapping the download icon up top, which will download a version of the page for offline viewing. View any recent downloads by selecting the menu icon again and tapping Downloads.

Where are my saved articles?

Android

• Tap your profile picture > View profile.
• Tap Saved items at the bottom of Your Dashboard (private to you).
• To remove an item from your list, tap the More icon and then tap Unsave.

Which is better Pocket or Instapaper?

Both apps offer text-to-speech features but Pocket is a more robust option than Instapaper. In one tap, Pocket creates a podcast-like experience using articles from your list. For example, you can rewind or fast forward audio and choose the narrator's voice.

Does pocket work with Chrome?

Our browser extensions are available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge, Yandex and more. The Save to Pocket extension can also be installed in browsers that support Chrome extensions such as Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. Click here to add the Pocket extension to your browser and start saving.

Can I share my pocket list?

Via Sharing

Pick a contact or tap on a button in the top right corner. Select a to-do list to be shared. The list will be shared either instantly (if you already have at least one shared list with this user), or an invitation link will be sent (the user will need to manually accept the invitation for the first time).

Is there an app to read books for free?

These free reading apps are free to download and also offer free books through their app.

• Aldiko. The most interesting feature for this app is its highly customizable reading interface. ...
• BookFunnel. ...
• FB Reader. ...
• Oodles eBook Reader. ...
• Overdrive. ...
• Prolific Works. ...
• Wattpad.

Can you organize Safari reading list?

They'll also remember where you left off in a given story and save your place on all your synced devices (including Android phones and tablets, if you have them). ... Long story short: Nope, you can't organize the articles on the iOS Reading List, but Instapaper and Pocket (among other iOS reading apps) will do the trick.

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.