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Save articles and links to your private reading list in your own cloud account. Find something worth reading? Save it for later. Save to Someday is the Chrome companion to the ReadSomeday iPhone app. Save articles and links as you browse, build a reading list, and return to them when you have time. • Save readable article content when available, with automatic link saving when extraction isn’t possible. • Organize saves into collections. • Find saved reading with search, filters and date sorting. • Read in Chrome with adjustable text size and paper, warm or dark appearance. • Import extension saves into the ReadSomeday iPhone app from your iCloud or Google Drive account, then read or prepare audio in the app. The Chrome extension is free. The iPhone app requires a separate subscription. Importing bookmarks adds them to your iPhone library; it is not full-library sync. Learn more: https://readsomeday.com/ Storage and privacy Your saves use your selected iCloud or Google Drive account. No Someday server stores your articles. Google Drive access is limited to Someday’s hidden app-data folder. Collections and reader preferences stay in this browser; switching providers does not move existing saves. The extension saves pages you explicitly choose, without automatic browsing-history collection, advertising or analytics. A provider account and connectivity are required to access cloud saves. Images require connectivity. PDFs, paywalled pages and unsupported pages may save as links.
Oct 19, 2026
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Media assets
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Developer website
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Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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Category user-count percentile
Share of same-category extensions with fewer users (null if unknown).
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