hat feature in Microsoft Edge allows users to save web pages to read later, even when offline?

The feature in Microsoft Edge that allows users to save web pages for offline reading is called "Collections." This feature enables users to gather web content from various pages and organize them into groups. Once a collection is created, users can save articles, images, and other web elements, allowing them to access this content later, even without an internet connection.

Additionally, Microsoft Edge also has a "Reading List" feature, where users can add web pages to read at their convenience. While the actual "Reading List" functionality is more about quick saving for future reading, the saved pages can be accessed and read offline if they are downloaded. Both features enhance the browsing experience, allowing for more flexible and convenient access to content.