Create ReadingListSuggestionsProvider

components/ntp_snippets_strings.grdp

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 <grit-part>
 
   <if expr="is_android">
     <message name="IDS_SNIPPETS_DISABLED_SIGNED_OUT_INSTRUCTIONS" desc="Body of the card explaining the status of the content suggestions on the New Tab Page, when the user is signed out." formatter_data="android_java">
       To get personalized content suggested by Google, sign in to Chrome.
     </message>
     <message name="IDS_SNIPPETS_DISABLED_GENERIC_PROMPT" desc="Title of the card explaining what action the user can take to get personalized content suggestions on the New Tab Page." formatter_data="android_java">
       Get personalized content
     </message>
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   <!-- When you change this string, please change IDS_NTP_PHYSICAL_WEB_PAGE_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_EMPTY description accordingly. -->
   <message name="IDS_NTP_PHYSICAL_WEB_PAGE_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_HEADER" desc="Header of the physical web section. The physical web section shows a list of physical web pages available near the user. A physical web page is a URL transmitted over bluetooth by a low power device (a beacon). The user must be at most 100 meters (generally even closer) away from the beacon to receive the URL. This allows the URL to be context based (e.g. one is at a train station and the schedule is available as a physical web page).">
     Nearby
   </message>
 
   <message name="IDS_NTP_PHYSICAL_WEB_PAGE_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_EMPTY" desc="On the New Tab Page, text of the card explaining to the user that they can expect to see physical web page suggestions in this area in the future, but currently this area is empty. Connection to the physical web section header (which is currently 'Nearby') must be clear, but the words (i.e. translation of 'nearby') may differ. The physical web section shows a list of physical web pages available near the user. A physical web page is a URL transmitted over bluetooth by a low power device (a beacon). The user must be at most 100 meters (generally even closer) away from the beacon to receive the URL. This allows the URL to be context based (e.g. one is at a train station and the schedule is available as a physical web page).">
     Your nearby suggestions appear here
   </message>
 
+  <message name="IDS_NTP_READING_LIST_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_HEADER" desc="Header of the Reading List section. The Reading List section shows a list of unread pages from the Reading List.">
+    Reading List
+  </message>
+
+  <message name="IDS_NTP_READING_LIST_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_EMPTY" desc="On the New Tab Page, text of the card explaining to the user that they can expect to see Reading List articles in this area in the future.">
+    Your Reading List articles appear here
+  </message>
+
   <message name="IDS_NTP_RECENT_TAB_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_HEADER" desc="Header of the recent tabs section, which is a list of recent open tabs, which are currently opened and were automatically saved for offline consumption. This list is displayed as cards on the New Tab Page. The saved version is opened only if there are problems with the data connection (e.g. slow or absent).">
     Open tabs
   </message>
 
   <message name="IDS_NTP_RECENT_TAB_SUGGESTIONS_SECTION_EMPTY" desc="On the New Tab Page, text of the card explaining to the user that they can expect to see recent open tabs in this area in the future, but currently this area is empty. Recent open tabs - the tabs which are currently opened and were automatically saved for offline consumption.">
     Your open tabs appear here
   </message>
 
   <message name="IDS_NTP_NOTIFICATIONS_READ_THIS_STORY_AND_MORE" desc="When notifying the user about a news article, identifies the publisher of that article and gives the number of additional news articles that are available to read. Shown beneath the title of the article. Articles come in batches of 10, so the number of additional articles will usually be 9.">
     Read stories from <ph name="ARTICLE_PUBLISHER">$1<ex>World News Corporation</ex></ph> and <ph name="OTHER_ARTICLE_COUNT">$2<ex>9</ex></ph> more
   </message>
 
 </grit-part>