Where can I find my reading list?

First asked 89 days ago

Where can I find my reading list?

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  • Nate

    In the Firefox extension you can access your reading list one of two ways:

    1. Through the dropdown on the Read It Later toolbar button.

    Click the down arrow on the Read It later button on your toolbar. (Which looks like this: http://readitlaterlist.com/i/v2/ff_list.png)

    If you do not have the toolbar button:
    1. Right click the toolbar and select Customize...
    2. Find the button and drag it into your toolbar.

    If you do not see the button listed in available buttons, make sure you are not hiding any toolbars, the button may be hidden there. For more see:
    http://www.ideashower.com/support/read-it-later/cant-find-read-it-later-button/


    2. Open in sidebar

    You can configure this to happen everytime you click the toolbar button using the Customize tab in the options or you can select from the Firefox menu View -> Sidebar -> Read It Later

    Posted Dec 18 09 reply
  • Jeff

    Ohhhh. I finally found it. You know, it would help if you put a red circle around Read It Later button in the illustration you link to above. I was looking for the "Reading List" to automatically be below my google search field.

    Okay, thanks!!!!

    Posted Dec 23 09 reply
  • buckeye bob

    All of this is nice and handy BUT how do I get something in the LIST in the first place?    Private comment hidden

    Posted Dec 30 09 Version: newest - just downloaded Browser: Firefox 3.5 reply
  • SteveT

    With the upgrade I lost all my previous read it later items: How do I recover??????

    Posted Jan 8 10 Browser: Firefox 3.5 reply

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