How to bookmark tweets on Twitter so you can reference them later

• You can bookmark tweets on Twitter so you can read or reference them later. 
• Any tweet you bookmark is available in the Bookmarks list on the mobile app and website.
• To bookmark tweets, locate the Share icon under a tweet. 
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If you’re new to Twitter, you could be forgiven for thinking the “Like” button is the best way to save interesting tweets for later. But as you quickly discover, liking a tweet doesn’t strictly do that – it’s more about signaling the value of a tweet to others. If you want to mark a tweet for later, you should use Twitter’s bookmark instead. When you bookmark a tweet, it appears in your list of bookmarks on both your mobile app and in Twitter in a web browser. 

How to bookmark tweets using the mobile app

1. When you find a tweet you want to save for later, tap the Share button at the bottom right of the tweet.

2. In the Share Tweet pop-up window, tap “Bookmark” (you’ll find it in the row of buttons at the bottom). 

3. To find your bookmarks, tap the hamburger menu (the three horizontal lines at the top left of the screen) and then tap “Bookmarks” in the menu. 

To remove a tweet from your bookmarks, tap the Share icon and then in the Share Tweet window, tap “Remove Bookmark.”

How to bookmark tweets in a web browser

1. Open Twitter in a web browser and then find the tweet you want to share.

2. Click the Share button at the bottom right of the tweet.

3. In the pop-up menu, click "Add Tweet to Bookmarks."

4. To find your bookmarks, tap the bookmarks icon in the pane on the left of the page - it resembles a flag. 

To remove a tweet from your bookmarks, tap the Share icon and then in the dropdown menu, tap "Remove Tweet from Bookmarks."