However, this only searches through page titles and URLs.

When you open your bookmarks manager, there is an option at the top to search through them. With bookmarks, you can search through them too. To access full-text search, you need to pay for a regular monthly or yearly subscription to the Pocket service. However, this is only available as a paid feature. There is an option to perform full-text searches as well, in which you can search through the entire text of an article. In order to find a particular page, you need to remember what it was called. However, in the free version of Pocket, you can only search through page titles. You can choose from in My List or in Archive. To change this, look next to where it says Search in the results. You can search for either your list or your archive to find the page you want. If your bookmarks are a little unruly, it's going to be hard to figure out where the link was saved, but you can simply search for the link using the Chrome Bookmark Manager if you have it installed on Chrome.Īgain, Pocket makes it third-party app integration extremely straightforward so unless you want to tinker and look for options to sync between your bookmarks and other apps, you'll probably prefer to use the read it later service. You will, of course, have to log into Chrome on your iPhone and ensure that syncing between devices is turned on. Now when you go to save the link, you can select Chrome and tap Add to bookmarks. Scroll to Chrome on the list of apps, and toggle it on. If Chrome isn't listed in the apps, scroll to the end of the list and tap More. Mobile users can install Chrome on their phones and make sure that Chrome is included in their sharing options.įor example, if you find an interesting link on Twitter for iOS, tap and hold the link until the Share Via button shows up. To save bookmarks to Chrome, you can do so through native browser options, browser extensions, or using Chrome's sync feature.

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