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Chrome will do it, but Google doesn't like to make it easy for you to remove content/noise. In Windows you have to add --enable-dom-distiller to the end of
by black6 8y ago
Chrome will do it, but Google doesn't like to make it easy for you to remove content/noise. In Windows you have to add
--enable-dom-distiller
to the end of "Target" in the shortcut properties. Then it shows up as "Distill page" in the drop-down menu.
Edge has reader mode, but it won't work for every webpage (seems to not work for the noisiest ones, where you really want it).