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Track long-form reading progress. Resume articles, monitor status, and organize unread, in-progress, and read items. ReadFlow helps you keep track of long articles you start but do not finish. When you read on sites like Wikipedia, Medium, news pages, and blogs, ReadFlow detects the page, records your scroll position, and saves your place locally in the browser. Open the popup to see everything in one list: progress percentage, reading status, last visited date, and estimated time remaining. Filter by Unread, In Progress, or Read. Sort by date, progress, or time spent reading. The dashboard shows totals for tracked articles, completed reads, active sessions, total reading time, and your current streak. When you return to an article, ReadFlow asks if you want to resume from your last position or start over. Read status is based on more than scroll depth. ReadFlow uses reading time, mouse activity, tab visibility, and scroll speed to calculate a confidence score so quick skims are not marked as finished. All data stays on your device. Nothing is sent to external servers. Categories: Work, Study, Research, Personal.
Jun 18, 2026
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