I spend many hours a day browsing the web, which means I often find many interesting articles I'd like to read. Unfortunately I don't always have time to do so, and I don't like cluttering up my bookmarks with web addresses that I only need to look at once.

The perfect solution for this situation is Read it later, a Firefox extension that enables you to mark certain web pages and add them to a "reading list". In this way you can keep track of all those interesting articles while maintaining a clear bookmark structure.

The extension adds two new commands to the context menu, with which you can add either pages or links to your reading list. It also displays two new buttons to the toolbar, one to review your reading list and the other one to either add a webpage to that list or mark it as read.

The fact that you can do different actions with the same button makes it a bit confusing (it would have been better to simply have two buttons) but in all I found this extension to be really useful for hardcore web readers.

Make sure you don't miss any interesting article on the web with this Firefox extension.