Read later and feeds
Put an article on your reading list or subscribe to a site without leaving the page.
Read later
When the page you are on is an article, the panel's footer shows a Read later button. Press it and the article goes onto your reading list in Lark.
The button only appears on pages that look like an article: a page with a single main story and the usual publication details. On a home page, a search results page, or a web app you will not see it.
Subscribe to a site's feed
Many sites publish an RSS or Atom feed. When the extension finds one for the page you are on, the toolbar icon pulses briefly and shows a feed mark, and the panel's footer gains a Subscribe button. Press it and the feed is added to Lark; new posts then arrive on their own. If you already subscribe, the panel tells you.
Subscribe buttons inside the page
When a page links directly to feed addresses, a blog listing its RSS link for instance, the extension places a small Lark subscribe button next to each one. A checkmark on the button means you are already subscribed.
Hacker News and Lobsters
On the front pages of Hacker News and Lobsters, every story row gets a small read later link. Click it and the text changes to "saving…" and then "saved ✓" without opening the story.
What the toolbar icon tells you
| Icon | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Plain | This page is not in Lark. |
| Saved mark | This page is already saved. |
| Feed mark | This site has a feed you can subscribe to. |
| Both marks | Saved, and a feed is available. |
The icon pulses for a moment when a feed is detected or a save lands, and it follows your browser's light or dark theme.