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Back before chrome became the default browser for Android, there used to be a stock Android browser called "Browser" (anyone who used a stock version of Android before 4.2 knows what I'm talking about) Anyhow, It had a feature that allows you to save a Web page for later reading but that browser no longer exists and that feature doesn’t seem to exist in chrome.

Does this mean that now I have to install a third party app (such a Pocket) to save articles for later reading??

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You could either use Pocket or try switching to Firefox which has this feature built-in.

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    If you are going to offer an answer, you should explain how either of the 2 things you recommend would solve the problem.
    – Ryan Conrad
    Jan 6, 2015 at 2:53
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Might not be ideal, but you can save the webpage to a pdf which you can read anytime:

Menu > Print > PDF > Save

Now you can read your articles anytime, if you have a PDF reader installed. The problem with this off course is that the page won't open in Chrome and that the way the page is displayed could depend on your choice of PDF reader. I use Adobe Reader, and it keeps any links intact.

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