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How Do I Save a Webpage to the Reading List on iPhone?

You can save a webpage to the reading list on iPhone for offline reading. This may come in handy when you find something interesting, but you do not have time to read it or check the website yet. The link for the webpage will be saved, and a copy of it will be stored on your phone. You can access the saved page even without an internet connection. This article explains how to use Safari to save a webpage to the reading list on iPhone and access it later when you have time to read it.

How to Add a Webpage to iPhone’s Reading List

On iPhone, you can save webpages for offline reading. This can save time and money for users who have an hourly rate for their internet charges.

1.Go to your iPhone’s Home screen by pressing on the Home button once.iPhone Home screen
2.From the Home screen, tap on Safari to open your phone’s mobile browser.iPhone - Safari
3.In the address field, enter the website for the page that you want to save to the reading list. Open the desired website.iPhone - Safari - Address Bar
4.Pull down the page to see the floating Safari panel.iPhone - Safari - Pulldown webpage
5.Tap on the Share icon. Share is the middle icon with an upward facing arrow in it.iPhone - Safari - Share button
6.Tap on the Add to Reading List button. The button has glasses for an icon.iPhone - Safari - Add to Reading list
7.The webpage is now part of the reading list. You are done.iPhone - Safari - Reading list

How to Access iPhone’s Reading List

To start reading your saved pages, you need to access iPhone’s Reading List. To do that, follow the steps below:

1.Go to your iPhone’s Home screen by pressing on the Home button once.iPhone Home screen
2.From the Home screen, tap on Safari to open your phone’s mobile browser.iPhone - Safari
3.Once you are in Safari, you can tap on the Reading List icon. Reading List has the open book icon.iPhone - Safari - Reading list icon
4.Enjoy reading your saved webpages.iPhone - Safari - Website

What do you think of this feature from iPhone? Some applications are offering the same functions, but Apple has incorporated the feature on their ever-popular browser. If you have something to share, let us know in the comments section.

Leomar Umpad
Leomar Umpad
A supply chain operations manager by profession. A technology-lover and a writer by heart. I have the passion to teach and inform.
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