# Dashboard

Reader Mode [Dashboard](https://readermode.io/dashboard) is where you can see the big picture by bringing all your saved bookmarks and materials together such as articles, collections, PDFs, highlights, tweets, images, maps, videos, podcasts and websites. Reader Mode lets you save everything in a centralized and searchable place. 

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You can access your dashboard by going here: [readermode.io/dashboard](https://readermode.io/dashboard)
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### Customize View

To change the view, click `List` button on the top right corner. And select the view that you like:

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<summary>List View</summary>

You might recognize `list`, our default view mode. Useful information is surfaced (including who, what, and when the item was created), making it a great fit for alphabetical and date sorting. Ideal for bookmarks, files, and list building.

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<summary>Grid View</summary>

Ideal for the grid-obsessed, items get cropped to clean and tidy squares. See your content on a level playing field (regardless of type), and drag to reorder your collection with ease. For the visually inclined, toggle labels off and let the thumbnails stand out.

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### Sort Bookmarks

To change the view, click `By last updated` button on the top right corner. And select the sort option that you like:

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### Filter Bookmarks

To filter what type of bookmarks that you want to see, click on `Filters` button on the top right corner. And select what type of bookmarks that you like, then click `Update` :

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