The most underused browser feature: reader mode
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The most underused browser feature: reader mode
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#3Haven't tried it but there is an addon to automatically enable reader mode: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-reader-v...
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#4I've found ad blockers to be more or less competent in removing the stupid European banners, but they are far from flawless. Some sites get stuck without a scroll bar for example
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#5I never use it because I know the process is automatic and I'm always afraid I will be missing part of the text or the pictures. I've found ad blockers to be more or less competent in removing the stupid European banners, but they are far from flawless. Some sites get stuck without a scroll bar for example
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#6In opera mobile you can save reader mode pages in mhtml, it's great alternative to webarchive
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#7chrome://flags/#reader-mode-heuristics
Accessibly has a "show simplified view" which seems comparable
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#8The flag doesn't exist on mobile. There is another, but i didn't see it do anything. chrome://flags/#reader-mode-heuristics Accessibly has a "show simplified view" which seems comparable
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#9I never use it because I know the process is automatic and I'm always afraid I will be missing part of the text or the pictures. I've found ad blockers to be more or less competent in removing the stupid European banners, but they are far from flawless. Some sites get stuck without a scroll bar for example
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#10I never use it because I know the process is automatic and I'm always afraid I will be missing part of the text or the pictures. I've found ad blockers to be more or less competent in removing the stupid European banners, but they are far from flawless. Some sites get stuck without a scroll bar for example
You should give it a try, I've never noticed any important parts missing.