Reading List Board

See your Chrome reading list as side-by-side lists on the New Tab page. Drag pages into lists, filter by age.

Chrome's reading list is a single long pile. Reading List Board turns it into a board you can organize into separate lists, right on your New Tab page. WHAT IT DOES • Shows your Chrome reading list as side-by-side smaller lists (that you create), every time you open a new tab • New pages land in "Unsorted"; drag them into the list where they belong • Create, rename, delete and reorder lists. Start with Work, Learning, Ideas and Someday, and make them your own • See how long ago you saved each page • Filter to pages added in the last 1, 3, 7 or 30 days (or any number you choose), or only pages older than a given age. Each filter shows its count • Save the page you're on in one step: right-click → "Add to Reading List Board", or press Option+Shift+S (Alt+Shift+S on Windows); you can change the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts • Open pages in a new tab, remove pages you're done with • The Board automatically matches your system’s light or dark mode PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays in your browser. The board reads Chrome's own reading list, and your lists are saved in Chrome's local extension storage. Nothing is sent anywhere: no accounts, no analytics, no servers. NOTE This extension replaces your New Tab page with the board. To go back to Chrome's default New Tab page, disable or remove the extension.