And a large cross section of those people are also likely Facebook users-you know, since 1.32 billion of us are).įacebook's new Save feature in the iOS app caters to this crowd. But there are still plenty of people who don't know about or use them. Services like Pocket, Reading List in the Safari browser, and Instapaper have been giving us a place to safely store long reads and other interesting tidbits for from the Web for years now. Learn more about Saved & Collections on Facebook at. When you’re ready to view it, select “Saved & Collections” on the menu to the left of Facebook News Feed, or type in your browser. Next time you find interesting content at an inconvenient moment, just use the Save to Facebook extension. Once you click the Save to Facebook icon, click “View All” link in the upper right corner and your Saved list opens in a separate window. You can quickly access your saved items and collections on Facebook, no matter where your browser takes you. You can also share a whole collection of saved items with a select group of friends using the Shared Collections feature. From there, you can share your saved items on your timeline, in a group, or elsewhere on Facebook. Only you can view and access your saved items, which are stored in your own private Saved Items list.

You can create as many collections as you like, and name them whatever you want.

Add the item you want to save to an existing collection, or create a new one- it’ll be easier to find when you’re ready to view or share it later. When you save an item from the Internet to Facebook, we help you keep it organized by presenting you with collection options. See a funny video, workout, recipe or article you want to view or share with friends or family, but don’t have time? The Save to Facebook Chrome extension lets you save all those interesting things you see on the Internet, and easily find them later.

Save things you want to come back to later.

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