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Reader mode: View websites in a clutter-free, easy-to-read format
So like the original design concept of the internet before the world wide web. Yeah, that would be neat!
I know there is a reader mode that shows text already, just wish there was something that could display the images in line with the reduced formatted text.
Reader mode can show images as well though. I mean, it isn’t always successful in doing so - probably because there’s about a million different ways a random website could show an image - but reader mode can show images that it thinks are part of the actual content.
I think a challenge is that lots of site show ads or links to other articles in the middle of the text, which is not what you want to end up in reader mode.
So like the original design concept of the internet before the world wide web. Yeah, that would be neat!
I know there is a reader mode that shows text already, just wish there was something that could display the images in line with the reduced formatted text.
Reader mode can show images as well though. I mean, it isn’t always successful in doing so - probably because there’s about a million different ways a random website could show an image - but reader mode can show images that it thinks are part of the actual content.
I think a challenge is that lots of site show ads or links to other articles in the middle of the text, which is not what you want to end up in reader mode.