Pocket for Firefox or Chrome lets you save an article for later reading

Save to Pocket You can save articles by pressing the “CTRL+SHIFT+S” shortcut or by pressing the Pocket icon at the upper-right corner of the Chrome browser. Each time you “Save to Pocket” the article is saved in the “My List” section.

1. How can I save articles to read later?
2. How do you save an article on pocket?
3. How do I save an article for offline reading?
4. Is Firefox pocket good?
5. What is the best way to save an article?
6. Where are my saved articles?
7. Which is better Pocket or Instapaper?
8. How do I save an article on Google Chrome?
9. Does Mozilla own pocket?
10. Can I read pocket articles offline?
11. How do I save an article from a website?
12. What is offline reading?

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 you save an article on pocket?

Android Share Menu

Tap the share button in your Android browsers and favorite apps, and select “Add to Pocket” to save the item to your list. Click here to learn how to save to Pocket on Android and Kindle Fire.

How do I save an article for offline reading?

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.

Is Firefox pocket good?

It's well-known and widely used, so you can trust that the Pocket app is safe. It's available for iOS, Android, Mac, and more, and it also has a web interface that you can use in Chrome, Firefox, or any other browser. Bookmarks, on the other hand, are a permanent fixture in your browser.

What is the best way to save an article?

Long press a story and select “Download” to save an article on Android. Google introduced similar functionality for Android phones last year.

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.

How do I save an article on Google Chrome?

You need to be online to save a page.

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. Go to a page you want to save.
3. At the top right, click More More Tools. Save page as.
4. Choose where you want to save the page.
5. Click Save.

Does Mozilla own pocket?

Pocket was taken over by Mozilla, the developers of the Firefox web browser, in 2017.

Can I read pocket articles offline?

Pocket is considered a “read it later” app or an “offline reading tool”. ... (Remember this is offline reading with no need for an Internet connection.) Always remember to sync your content before traveling or leaving an Internet zone. This will ensure that all of your saved articles are on your reading app.

How do I save an article from a website?

How to save a webpage as a PDF

1. Go to the URL of the webpage you'd like to save as PDF.
2. Right click anywhere on the page and select 'Print...', or use shortcut Ctrl + P .
3. Once the print dialog box shows up, change the 'Destination' to be 'Save as PDF'. ...
4. Click 'Save' then a 'Save As' dialog box will appear.

What is offline reading?

An offline reader (sometimes called an offline browser or offline navigator) is computer software that downloads e-mail, newsgroup posts or web pages, making them available when the computer is offline: not connected to the Internet. Offline readers are useful for portable computers and dial-up access.