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The contrast level they used for the text in the article makes it too difficult to read.

• clarry 7y ago
  I can recommend Firefox: https://i.imgur.com/7f6ZofW.png https://i.imgur.com/7f6ZofW.png
• kencausey 7y ago
  Surely everyone knows about Reader mode by now? More seriously, is something like Firefox's Reader mode available as a plugin to Safari? I can confirm that it is for Chrome.
  • hibbelig 7y ago
    Safari has it built in.
    • kencausey 7y ago
      OK, thanks. I am a bit of a broken record in regards to recommending the use of Reader mode. This is more fuel to my madness.
  • floatingatoll 7y ago
    Reader mode availability is no excuse for inaccessible web design.
  • u801e 7y ago
    > Surely everyone knows about Reader mode by now? Possibly, but why do we need the feature when the website could simply use black text on a white background? When websites start doing things like this or not displaying static text when javascript is disabled, then I just skip over it.
  • pabs3 7y ago
    Browsers should make Reader mode the default.
    • saagarjha 7y ago
      That would be nice, except it must rely on heuristics to get around the shenanigans that websites pull and it doesn't always get it right.
      • pabs3 7y ago
        Sure, there could be a button to revert back to the normal web when you want it though.
  • ThePowerOfFuet 7y ago
    Safari ships with its own Reader View.
• eddieh 7y ago
  Seems fine when viewed in Emacs https://pasteboard.co/IY3oxMD.png https://pasteboard.co/IY3oxMD.png
• shrimp_emoji 7y ago
  Cue https://contrastrebellion.com/ https://contrastrebellion.com/