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It's beautiful, is what it is. It loads instantly, doesn't download megabytes of crap and is very information-dense.

• Sharlin 10y ago
  Though I think I really have to write some user CSS or a bookmarklet or something for pages like this, namely: body { width: 50em; margin: auto; line-height: 1.6; } The Firefox Reader View is supposed to do that but it's way too narrow (30em I think) and way too often messes up some formatting essential to understanding the content.
  • dredmorbius 10y ago
    You can style Reader View using Stylish: https://userstyles.org/styles/118674/wide-reader-view https://userstyles.org/styles/118674/wide-reader-view Just grab the content descriptor and apply your own styles if that doesn't suit you. The key is: @-moz-document url-prefix("about:reader?") { ...
  • Sylos 10y ago
    Reader View being too narrow should get a fix in either the next release or the one after that, i.e. the fix is in Developer Edition, maybe already in Beta (I didn't check there), and a small change like that usually goes through Developer Edition and Beta in one release cycle each. Basically, they now have a setting for that in the toolbox to the left, so you can decide yourself how narrow or wide you want it. They also added a setting for the line height, so even though you didn't complain about that with Reader View, you can now change that, too, if you should ever need it.
• emodendroket 10y ago
  It probably didn't load instantly using contemporary setups.