Instagram Threads is testing a new feature that will allow users to save posts for later viewing, similar to the bookmarking feature on Instagram. This limited test, announced by Instagram head Adam Mosseri, will enable users to bookmark their favorite posts via a three-dot menu in the top right corner.

The new saving feature complements the existing bookmarking option on Instagram and will allow users to store posts and find them later in a dedicated section within the app’s settings. This feature could be particularly useful for going back to content, especially posts with links to longer articles, at a more convenient time. The addition comes in response to user requests and aims to improve organization within the app.

Since its launch last year, Threads has been continuously adding new features to attract users and stay competitive with other social networks. While it currently lacks certain features such as direct messaging, advanced search filters, and list creation, the app has introduced searchable tags and the ability to see all liked posts on the web version. There are also rumors circulating about potential inclusion of chronological search and trending topics.

Despite these shortcomings, Threads has amassed an impressive 130 million monthly users according to a recent statement from Mark Zuckerberg and has seen a recent spike in app downloads. Zuckerberg sees Threads as a potential powerhouse platform for Meta, and the addition of the bookmarking feature is a small step in that direction.

It remains to be seen which heavily requested features Threads will launch next, but hopefully this approach of listening to the community’s wants and needs pays off in the long run for the platform.