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Save Wikipedia articles to read on Wikipedia Web, iOS, and Android apps
Wikipedia Reading Lists is for Wikipedia Web, Android or iOS users who would like to save articles into their reading lists. With a single tap, you can save an article into any list in your reading lists, where it will be available for you to read through either of the Wikipedia apps or on the Web. • Create, Update, Delete Reading Lists. • Export your Reading Lists and safely back them up. • Save, View, Move, and Delete Articles from Reading Lists. • View Summary of Articles and Open Articles in a New Tab. To use this browser extension, you will need to have reading list syncing enabled for your account in the iOS or Android Wikipedia app. This extension provides enhancements to the original Wikipedia Reading Lists Chrome extension that is no longer maintained. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/wikipedia-reading-lists/nngeaaogaldpfiedmmpicdnoddglbkmi Disclaimer: Please note this extension is NOT made by Wikipedia and is made by an independent development team. All copyrights belong to their respective owners. Wikimedia Foundation doesn’t endorse or sponsor this Chrome extension. Wikipedia Reading Lists Enhanced is not owned by, is not licensed by and is not a subsidiary of Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.
Wikipedia Reading Lists Enhanced is free. There is no paid tier to consider.
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Yes, Wikipedia Reading Lists Enhanced is free to install and use.
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