To Be Read Light

J Gillman

2014-02-07

Nice extension. But there seems to be no way to contact the author (here or at the website). I'd like to know where the saved items are stored, because it doesn't seem to be in the Bookmarks like To Be Read Pro. For those who haven't tried it, it works like this: on a page you want to save to read later, right click anywhere blank, and choose "Save for Later and Close". The page closes, and any time after that you can go into the toolbar at the top of Chrome and access the items you've saved. Warning: once you bring it up again, it is gone from the saved list (which is good, I suppose, you don't have to clean up old saves).

迅星

2012-06-15

suggestion：
1. Add a search box to filter items
2. Sort list by date
3. Sort list by name
4. Add shortcut key to save current tab
5. Add an option to keep popup while clicking an item
6. A click to open all

J Gillman

2014-02-07

Nice extension. But there seems to be no way to contact the author (here or at the website). I'd like to know where the saved items are stored, because it doesn't seem to be in the Bookmarks like To Be Read Pro. For those who haven't tried it, it works like this: on a page you want to save to read later, right click anywhere blank, and choose "Save for Later and Close". The page closes, and any time after that you can go into the toolbar at the top of Chrome and access the items you've saved. Warning: once you bring it up again, it is gone from the saved list (which is good, I suppose, you don't have to clean up old saves).

迅星

2012-06-15

suggestion：
1. Add a search box to filter items
2. Sort list by date
3. Sort list by name
4. Add shortcut key to save current tab
5. Add an option to keep popup while clicking an item
6. A click to open all

J Gillman

2014-02-07

Nice extension. But there seems to be no way to contact the author (here or at the website). I'd like to know where the saved items are stored, because it doesn't seem to be in the Bookmarks like To Be Read Pro. For those who haven't tried it, it works like this: on a page you want to save to read later, right click anywhere blank, and choose "Save for Later and Close". The page closes, and any time after that you can go into the toolbar at the top of Chrome and access the items you've saved. Warning: once you bring it up again, it is gone from the saved list (which is good, I suppose, you don't have to clean up old saves).