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I would like to see more developement towards features like the "reading mode" in browsers. There is no good reason why the style of text should vary between we
by dorgo 8y ago
I would like to see more developement towards features like the "reading mode" in browsers. There is no good reason why the style of text should vary between websites. The same is true for many other "features". Why do tables with data look (and feel) different across websites? Why does every website implement user registration/login in it's own unique way? Every website has it's own navigation style/concept - instead of allowing me to use my choice for all websites (as a browser setting). The downsite though is less creativity/innovation.
- basch 8y agoIm with you. Id like to see a browser come out that does this. Reading mode by default, along with some p2p network of userstyles and templates. Opera sort of did this once, where the community maintained .js patches to make websites work better in the browser. It would be nice to have a set of standard browser templates, and then be able to have an on/off button for "allow most popular community patches to load automatically," those patches basically being css tweaks for sites that dont quite fit a template.