How To Remove Reading List From Chrome

In order to make Chrome 89.0 more reader-friendly, Google included the Reading List feature. The Reading List is a wonderful substitute for Bookmarks because it can contain a collection of pages. Any page can be added to the list, and once you’re finished reading it, you can mark it as read.

When using Chrome’s desktop version, you can now instantly access your bookmarks and reading list thanks to a new sidebar feature that Google has added (via 9to5Google). The reading list’s primary location in the past was as a bookmark bar button, which not everyone has enabled.

On the right side of the Bookmarks Bar is where you’ll find the Reading List button. Make sure the Bookmarks Bar is displayed if you can’t see it. Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+B (macOS) to quickly bring it up.

Activate Google Chrome. Simply right-click the bookmarks bar. Choose Show reading list with a checkmark from the menu. Check it to add (default use) or uncheck it to delete the desired button.

Extensions for saving articles, videos, and other content for later use include reading lists. The Reading List is for pages you want to read once, check later, and then bookmark or just discard. In contrast to bookmarks, which are intended to be saved indefinitely.

Open the Chrome app on your Android smartphone or tablet.
Tap More in the top right corner. Downloads. Swipe up on the address bar if it is at the bottom of your screen. Click Downloads.
Locate the page you saved in your list of downloads. Read: Click the page. Delete: Hold the page in your hands.

Open a tab now on your Android device. Select “Bookmarks” from the three-dot menu by tapping on it. When you choose Bookmarks, a notification to sync will appear, instructing you to “Turn on sync” in order to sync and customise across devices.

On your computer, Android device, or tablet, launch Chrome. Visit a website that you want to return to in the future. Tap on “More,” which appears as three dots to the right of the address bar. Afterward, tap Star to save.

Install iMazing and run it.
In the sidebar of iMazing, choose your iOS device.
Then select History, Bookmarks, or Reading List under Safari.
Click Export to Excel, Export to CSV, or Export to HTML after selecting one or more entries.