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Use the chrome.readingList API to read from and modify the items in the Reading List.

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To use the Reading List API, add the "readingList" permission in the extension manifest file:

manifest.json:

{
  "name": "My reading list extension",
  ...
  "permissions": [
    "readingList"
  ]
}

Chrome features a reading list located on the side panel. It lets users save web pages to read later or when offline. Use the Reading List API to retrieve existing items and add or remove items from the list.

Items in the reading list are not in any guaranteed order.

Items are keyed by URL. This includes the hash and query string.

The following sections demonstrate some common use cases for the Reading List API. See Extension samples for complete extension examples.

To add an item to the reading list, use chrome.readingList.addEntry():

chrome.readingList.addEntry({
  title: "New to the web platform in September | web.dev",
  url: "https://developer.chrome.com/",
  hasBeenRead: false
});

To display items from the reading list, use the chrome.readingList.query() method to retrieve them. method.

const items = await chrome.readingList.query({});

for (const item of items) {
  // Do something do display the item
}

You can use chrome.readingList.updateEntry() to update the title, URL, and read status. The following code marks an item as read:

chrome.readingList.updateEntry({
  url: "https://developer.chrome.com/",
  hasBeenRead: true
});

To remove an item, use chrome.readingList.removeEntry():

chrome.readingList.removeEntry({
  url: "https://developer.chrome.com/"
});

For more Reading List API extensions demos, see the Reading List API sample.

• Will be true if the entry has been read.

• The title of the entry.

• The url of the entry.

• hasBeenRead

  boolean optional

  Indicates whether to search for read (true) or unread (false) items.

• A title to search for.

• A url to search for.

• The time the entry was created. Recorded in milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970.

• Will be true if the entry has been read.

• The last time the entry was updated. This value is in milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970.

• The title of the entry.

• The url of the entry.

• The url to remove.

• hasBeenRead

  boolean optional

  The updated read status. The existing status remains if a value isn't provided.

• The new title. The existing tile remains if a value isn't provided.

• The url that will be updated.

chrome.readingList.addEntry(
  entry: AddEntryOptions,
): Promise<void>

Adds an entry to the reading list if it does not exist.

• The entry to add to the reading list.

chrome.readingList.query(
  info: QueryInfo,
): Promise<ReadingListEntry[]>

Retrieves all entries that match the QueryInfo properties. Properties that are not provided will not be matched.

• The properties to search for.

chrome.readingList.removeEntry(
  info: RemoveOptions,
): Promise<void>

Removes an entry from the reading list if it exists.

• The entry to remove from the reading list.

chrome.readingList.updateEntry(
  info: UpdateEntryOptions,
): Promise<void>

Updates a reading list entry if it exists.

• The entry to update.

chrome.readingList.onEntryAdded.addListener(
  callback: function,
)

Triggered when a ReadingListEntry is added to the reading list.

chrome.readingList.onEntryRemoved.addListener(
  callback: function,
)

Triggered when a ReadingListEntry is removed from the reading list.

chrome.readingList.onEntryUpdated.addListener(
  callback: function,
)

Triggered when a ReadingListEntry is updated in the reading list.

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