A temporary place to store page addresses

[Danilotheman]

I have an idea for firefox wich I think would be really useful. My idea is to create a place to temporarily store page addresses in firefox, it would be like bookmarking, only temporarily. So if you want to temporarily be able to access quickly certain pages on the internet, you would save those page's address as a name on a temporary place in firefox, like bookmarking, and then you can go back as many times to those pages as you want, until you have no use for looking at those pages anymore and then you would delete the page off the temporary place. An example of a use for that idea is: if you are reading an article on a page on the internet and you don't have the time to finish reading it, you would save the page's address on the temporary place, quit the page and when you have the time to go back to it just open the temporary stored page addresses select the name of that page go back to it and finish reading the article. Once you finish reading the article and don't want to go back to that page anymore you then delete it off the temporary area      

[Lovelymafia]

search on addons.mozilla.org for "reading list" or "read later" and you'll find a bunch of addons that will allow you to "save addresses/urls without bookmarking"

[Danilotheman]

It has to be quicker and easier to just be able to visit a page, or pages, that you have been to and you want to see to again later, on a temporary basis. So it would be good to have that temporary area that is easy to access, in which you can very easily add, or erase page addresses and go to the pages that are stored in that area. keeping in mind that I say that a page's address because if you say 'save a page' instead, it would mean save the page content and you don't have to save the whole page's content to go to a page again on the web