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> the reader's UI is inherently not going to be the intended presentation medium It's close enough. I use reader view on any post on a website that's even slig
by jamesgeck0 8y ago
> the reader's UI is inherently not going to be the intended presentation medium
It's close enough. I use reader view on any post on a website that's even slightly annoying to look at.
- anyfoo 8y agoAs I mentioned as a reply to a sibling comment: Beware, I definitely saw reader views not only omitting illustrations, formulas and info boxes, but whole paragraphs of the actual text. I don’t trust it anymore. It would be nice if content and presentation were sufficiently separated as initially imagined, but I don’t believe that to be current reality.
- BuckRogers 8y agoThat's true, but it's still worth it. I can barely read most sites anymore on mobile or desktop without reader mode. I use Firefox but Edge and Safari's reader modes are also great.
- jamesgeck0 8y agoYeah, that happens with some websites. It's usually pretty apparent. Although sometimes I disable the reader view because I think a paragraph was skipped, but it's just poor writing.