What is the difference in Favourites, Bookmarks & Reading List on  Safari?

Hi all,


I was just wondering, What is the difference between Favourites, Bookmarks & Reading List on  Safari? How do they compare/ equivalent on Google Chrome?


All help is much appreciated :)

MacBook Pro (2020 and later)

Posted on May 5, 2021 6:24 AM

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May 6, 2021 8:46 AM in response to AchyutChaudhary

Greetings AchyutChaudhary, 


We understand you have some questions about features of Safari. 


Bookmarks are saving a link that you want to revisit or may visit frequently. Favorites are a category of bookmark and by placing them in the favorites you can then opt to have them in a bar across the top of Safari for even easier access. 


A reading list is also a list of webpages, but ones you want to read and then close, not necessarily revisit. Also, with the Reading List you can read it offline as well.


Here’s more information: 

Bookmark webpages that you want to revisit in Safari on Mac

Add webpages to a Reading List


Thanks. 

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