Reading Lists is Apple's own take on a read-it-later service. Built right into the Safari browser on iPhone and iPad, Reading Lists let you save any articles you stumble across while browsing the web so you can go back and read them at your convenience. Because Reading Lists sync via [iCloud], that can be on the go with your iPhone, lounging at home on your iPad, or while you're enjoying a coffee at your Mac. Since Safari Reading List can save stories from almost any site, it's also perfect for recipes, funny articles, and anything else you want to remember to share later.
How to add an article to your Reading List in Safari
- Launch Safari from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad. You can also use any other third party app that supports sending links to Safari's Reading List.
- Navigate to the web address for the article or page that you'd like to add to your Reading List.
- Tap on the Share button.
- Tap on Add to Reading List.
The process can vary a little in App Store apps that support Safari Reading List. If all else fails, just look for a Share button or hold down on a link to see if the option comes up.
How to access your Reading List in Safari
- Launch Safari from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the Bookmarks icon in the bottom navigation menu.
- Tap on the icon in the top navigation that looks like reading glasses.
- This is your Safari Reading List. Now just tap on the story you'd like to start reading.
Note: Originally published, December 2013. Updated, November 2014.

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