Did you ever want to read a link that a friend shared on Facebook, but didn't have the time at that particular moment? Then, when you finally do have a moment, you either forgot about it, or it has been buried under so much other junk that it's not even worth searching? We've all been there. That's why you should get acquainted with Facebook's "Save for Later" function.

If there's anything you want to save for later, click the ellipsis menu () in the top-right of any post. Then click the Save Post/Link/Video from the pull-down; the same method works on mobile versions of Facebook. This will send the link to your Saved folder.

"Where's your Saved folder," you ask? You actually won't see it until you save something for the first time. Then a little purple "Saved" ribbon appears in your left-hand favorites bar (you may have to click the "See More..." link to see Saved); click the hamburger menu () on mobile. Saved Posts don't expire but might disappear if the original poster deletes it.