The latest version of the Google Chrome browser, v86, released earlier this month, contains a secret feature called Read Later that resembles the old Set Aside function from the classic Microsoft Edge browser and the current integration of Pocket from Firefox.
As name , Read Later works by allowing users to save a tab to read later.
The feature is not enabled by default, but users must enable it using the following Chrome flag: chrome://flags/#read-later
Once enabled, a new option will be added to the Chrome tab which is revealed by right-clicking on the menu.
Once selected, this option closes the tab and adds the tab link to bookmark folders called “Reading list“.
If the Chrome bookmarks bar is enabled, you can access this folder via a button on the right side of the bookmarks, named “Reading list”.
Once tapped, a drop-down list displays all saved tabs , along with tabs that have already been read.
Features like Read Later are just one of the many gifts that Google has hidden in Chrome.
