So many links, so little time.
It’s nice when you find an interesting story online and save it for later—were it not for the fact that those unread articles have been accumulating in a seemingly endless row of tightly packed tabs.
Find it on an iPhone or iPad by tapping the three dots in the bottom right of the screen. Ironically, Android users are out of luck: the feature is not yet available on Google’s operating system.On desktop, building your story bank is as easy as bookmarking—literally.
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