Put an interesting web page in Safari’s Reading List with one click. Read the information easily at a quiet moment.
Using Safari Reading List
The Reading List is a handy feature of the Safari browser. In the Reading List, place articles, or web pages, that you want to read later. Handy if you are short on time when you come across interesting pages. Grab the Reading List at a later time and view the pages again. Maybe even on your other Apple device.
Add page to Reading List
Add a webpage on the Mac or iPad/iPhone to the Reading List as follows:
- Open Safari.
- Surf to a web page, for example a page on seniorweb.nl.
- Tap the Share icon at the bottom (iPad/iPhone) or top right (Mac)
. - If necessary, swipe up a bit and tap Add to reading list (iPad/iPhone) or Add to Reading List (Mac).
- You may be asked if you want to keep Reading List articles offline. Then you can also read them when there is no internet for a while. Choose Save automatically or Do not save automatically.
Safari saves the page to the Reading List.
Open Reading List webpage
Open a saved page like this:
- Open Safari from the Dock or tap the app.
- Click or tap the sidebar icon
(Mac) or the book 
(iPad/iPhone). - click on Reading list (Mac) or tap the reading glasses icon
(iPad/iPhone). - All pages that you have saved in the Reading List are displayed in an overview.
- If desired, click or tap unread (Mac) or Show unread (iPad/iPhone).
- Click or tap the page you want to open.
Remove Reading List website
Finished reading and want to remove the page from the Reading List? Do this like this:
- In Safari, click or tap a book icon
(Mac) (iPad/iPhone). - click on Reading list (Mac) or tap the reading glasses icon (iPad/iPhone).
- On Mac: Right-click an item in the Reading List and click Remove part.
- On iPad/iPhone: Swipe from right to left on the item to delete. Tap on Delete > Ready.