Windows Reading List for Windows 8.1

When you explore the web, you often stumble across interesting bits of information that you might want to save for a later time when you can analyze them at ease. Windows Reading List for Windows 8.1 can help you achieve this, so you can rest assured you always get the time to read all the interesting articles you discovered throughout the day.

The application only runs on Windows 8.1 and it is natively embedded in it, so if you are running Windows 8 or older, you first need to upgrade your OS before enjoying the functions of the program.

First of all, you need to add content to Windows Reading List so you need to run a browser in Metro mode (such as Internet Explorer), open an article, then access the Share function from the Charms Bar or type Win+H. At this point, several apps should be available for sharing and you simply need to select Windows Reading List.

Once you start adding news to the list, you can access the items by running the application from the Start screen and start reading the articles whenever you have the time. Each of them is neatly sorted and organized, while also featuring a thumbnail meant to act as a preview for each text.

You can open each article without leaving Windows Reading List for Windows 8.1, as the Metro browser will be launched and the application will get to snapped mode.

Windows Reading List for Windows 8.1 can be of great use to busy people all the world who do not have the time to read interesting articles when they find them, but still want to make sure they will not lose them altogether - so they choose to save them for later.