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Reader mode.

• jedberg 7y ago
  That's great for the 1% of people who know how to use that, but what about for the general public. When I make a website I'd like the responsive parts to keep working.
  • jakeogh 7y ago
    You really only need some small JS fragments. Whitelist the hashes (heck bundle them with the browser), run nothing else. The JS does not need to know the canvis size, the browser (the user) can decide. Executing arb programs is poor design.
  • dredmorbius 7y ago
    Reader mode by default.
    • ninkendo 7y ago
      I really hope this never happens. Why? Because I have reader mode turned on by default and haven’t looked back since over a year ago, and I can’t imagine the web without it any more. It’s the only thing that makes the web tolerable, no matter how many ad blockers I install. If everyone else used it too, websites would become wise and start blocking it somehow. Oh, wait, I mean, reader mode is terrible and nobody should use it!
      • dredmorbius 7y ago
        What browser, and how?
        • ninkendo 7y ago
          Safari on Mac (and iOS), In the Safari settings under Websites, Reader, you can set "Other Websites" to "On", and it's on by default except websites you turn off (which you can do from the reader button on the left part of the address bar.)