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From High Sierra page on apple.com: > Automatically use Safari Reader for every web article that supports it, so you can view websites without ads, navigation,
by tapanjk 9y ago
From High Sierra page on apple.com:
> Automatically use Safari Reader for every web article that supports it, so you can view websites without ads, navigation, and other distractions.
This will come in handy since I hit the reader mode on articles as soon as the page loads and the reader option is enabled. On a side note, I like Firefox too because it has a reader mode built in. While Chrome has plugins to make this happen, having this feature as a first class citizen makes a difference. Of course Chrome has other strengths and I spend a lot of time in it, but I end up using Safari or Firefox for reading on the web.
- stutnh34tnnt 9y agoYes! When I saw this, I leapt for joy! I have been wanting a feature like this. No more having to see modal pop-overs asking me to subscribe their crappy newsletter. It's about time!