According to the information displayed on the Chromium Gerrit CL page, Google plans to introduce an offline reading list page for the iOS version of the Chrome browser.
In the stable version of Chrome 89 released by Google in March 2021, a new “Reading List” function was launched. When users encounter articles that need to be read later while surfing the Internet, they can select “Add to Reading List” ” and add it to your “Reading List” for subsequent reading.
In the CL (change list) page, it is written: “[iOS] Start the offline loader for the reading list offline page. This time CL has been refactored and uses a new API to load the offline version of the reading list”, which implies offline reading It will become smoother and more polished soon.
Once the update rolls out, users will no longer rely solely on an active internet connection to access previously saved articles. Instead, they can enjoy content saved in their reading list offline, even without an internet connection.
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