Google has updated its Chrome browser on iOS with a Safari-like Reading List feature. It lets users save pages for offline viewing and is included in version 57 of the app. You can easily save content by tapping the Share icon and picking “Read Later.”
Even when you’re not connected, you’ll be able to browse anything you’ve put in your Reading List.
The feature places content into two main categories: Unread and Pages You’ve Read.
As the desktop version of Chrome doesn’t currently support Reading List, you must read the content on iOS.
