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Creating a reading list is a vital skill for researchers alike. It helps stay organized of the books you want to read, rank the books in order of preference, and even keep a log of the books you have already read. However, managing a long list of books can be overwhelming, especially when you have to sift through countless titles. Fortunately, there are several ways to create and organize your reading lists using extensions.

One of the most widely used ways to create and organize reading lists is by using browser extensions such as Reading List. Pinboard is a digital bookmarking tool that enables you to create and 拡張機能研究所 manage bookmark collections. You can also export your bookmarks into Excel spreadsheets or PDFs, making it easy to transfer your reading list to other devices. Another great feature of Pinboard is its support for comments, which means you can add notes and highlights to your bookmarks, providing a valuable resource for reading and exploration.

Another extension worth considering is Readability. Readability strips away the clutter from web pages and presents the content in a clean and clear format. This makes it easier to read and annotate books and articles. You can also save articles and web pages to your reading list using Readability's bookmarking feature. Furthermore, Readability allows you to export your read content into PDF or EPUB formats, making it easy to transfer your reading list to e-readers or other devices.

Additionally, there is a browser extension called Add to Shelf. This extension makes it easy to add books and quotes to your reading list. You can also use Goodreads to keep track of your reading history.