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You can bookmark anything through your choice of browser or an online bookmark manager. If you want to save a specific post, I would recommend going to the post tools (three dots at the top right of each post) and click "Share" and grab the post link or share it to another location, like so:

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More sharing options will allow you to save the link to your choice of apps/tools like a reading list app or other.

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Personally, I use Google Chrome and save in a bookmarks folder I created. Hope that helps!

 

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