atoyomi - Read later

Save the web page temporarily for later reading.

atoyomi - Read Later: Convenient Web Page Bookmark Extension

atoyomi - Read later is a practical Chrome extension designed to improve your web browsing experience. The extension enables users to save the title and URL of the currently open web page for future reading. It has an auto-delete function that deletes data once the saved page is access again. The extension does not require user registration for usage and comes equipped with a sharing feature for Twitter. Simply click on the atoyomi icon and hit the 'Read Later' button to save a page. Its listing feature allows for easy navigation back to saved pages.

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Extension stats

By: kokushin

Users: 494

-12

Rating: 4.33

(3)

Version: 1.2.1 (Last updated: 2017-12-11)

Creation date: 2017-12-10

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs

Size: 11.19K

Email: de*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 41,037 ▲ 59

Other rankings

#14239 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 13

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Features:

Save the title and URL of the currently open page
Automatically delete data when accessing the saved page again
User registration is unnecessary and can be used immediately
With a button that can be shared on Twitter

Usage:

After adding the extended function, click on the "atoyomi" icon to open the popup. By pressing the "Read Later" button, the currently open page will be saved to the bottom list.

By clicking the page title added to the list, you can easily move to that page and you can restart browsing.

If you press "tweet" button, you can share "Read this page later" to the follower.

User reviews

It's a simple interface that works pretty well. While the bare-bones approach is effective, it also lacks in more advanced features like organizing and grouping links. But it's very solid!