App to download articles to read offline

 · If you don't see a download icon you can scroll to the bottom of your library and click Manage Issues then click Enable Offline Reading. Now you should see the download icon. Offline reading on mobile devices is compatible with the Safari browser on iOS or Chrome browser on Android.  · In response to Question Guy. If you want to read the New York Times off line you must load the app first. Try this Load the New York Times app Now go to setting and turn on the Airplane Mode, this will turn off the wifi/internet. Now go back to the New York app, you can now read everything in the New York app offline.  · Offline Browser is an Android app you can use to download web pages for offline viewing. When you have Wi-Fi connection, you can download all the web pages you need to read during the day; then you can browse the content also when you have no WiFi connection.

Joanna Stern searches for a cure for Internet Distraction Disorder by testing Instapaper, Pocket and Readability apps, which save articles and videos for when you have the time to enjoy them. This application is free to download and read books. In order to download unlimited books, we offer auto-renewable subscription of $ per month. • Subscription fee is $ for one month. • Subscription will renew after 1 month for $ • Subscribed user will be allowed to download unlimited books forever. eBook reader apps make excellent offline apps because they can keep you occupied for hours without needing to reconnect to the internet. Kindle is one of the best, not just because it gives you quick access to thousands of digital books, but also because it comes with all of the options you need for an excellent reading experience.

Download Article Reader apk for Android. Article reader is a place to read web your way + save articles to read offline. FeedMe is a lightweight RSS reader that lets you save articles for offline viewing. The app allows you to pull content from sources like Feedly, FreshRSS, InoReader, and The Older Reader. You can save what you pull to Evernote and Pocket with one tap. Offline articles retain photos and full text. To make an article available for offline reading within the Chrome app on iPhone or iPad, tap the Share icon (an upward-facing arrow) and select Add to Reading List.