how to delete reading list

From a tech-enthusiast's perspective, deleting your reading list can be simple. If you're using a browser like Google Chrome, just click on the 'Reading list' icon, usually on the top right corner of your screen. Move your cursor to the article you want to remove, you'll see a three-dot icon. Click on that, and choose 'Remove', voila!

If it's an app like GoodReads, the process is similar. Go to 'My Books', choose your 'To-Read' shelf, find the book you want to remove, click on the 'edit' option and choose 'delete'. Be careful, though, it's irreversible!

As a casual browser who often misplaces her favorite articles, trust me deleting something from the reading list can seem complicated but it's not. Basically, every app or Chrome, provides an option to delete items from the reading list.

Just locate the list -- usually under 'Saved Articles' or 'Bookmarks' -- find the article you no longer want, click on the three-dots option next to it, and select 'Remove'. Just like that, it's gone! Remember it's as easy to delete as it is to save!

Easy peasy! Locate your reading list, find what you want gone, click 'Remove'. That's it, goodbye unwanted articles or books!

As a reader with a never-ending reading list, I understand the occasional need for order. Whether you're using a browser or a platform like GoodReads, 'removal' is usually an available option. In most browsers like Chrome, the reading list icon is visibly set. Simply locate the item you want to vanish, click the three-dot menu for 'more options' and choose 'Remove'.

If we're talking books on GoodReads, go to 'My Books'. Your 'To-Read' list will be there. Spot the book that needs to be gone, click 'edit', and then 'delete'. Just remember, you can't restore deleted items. Balance your reading energy, mate!