If you're not careful, your bookmarks list can get out of hand with dozens and dozens of links to articles you meant to read and then forgot about, mixed in with the bookmarks to websites you visit regularly. Safari 5.1, which is introduced with Mac OS X Lion, adds a separate facillity called Reading List to store the links to online articles you mean to read, so they don't get mixed in with your "real" bookmarks. Reading List can even be set to not display a link once you've read it. Reading List is also promised for iOS 5, so your list will be available on all your devices -- and kept current through iCloud syncing.
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