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I suggest you don't. I switch away from firefox for this exact reason. Opera just displays the website correctly, no reader mode required. (Althoug aviable. I

• StavrosK 6y ago
  Define "correctly"? This is how both Firefox and Chrome display the site on my phone: https://imgz.org/ixAQ9mUp/ https://imgz.org/ixAQ9mUp/ That's what's "correct". If you mean that Opera forces reader mode on every site, you have an odd definition of correctness.
  • 1ris 6y ago
    By "correctly" I mean "doing what is indented". I feel that the ultimate goal of the user of a blog is to read it. So by "correctly" I mean readable. This is how it looks on my phone with opera: https://ibb.co/wgmNJxQ https://ibb.co/wgmNJxQ https://ibb.co/BLqwBH1 https://ibb.co/BLqwBH1 That is the correct way to display it. In contrast to Chrome, that gives this complete nonsensical output: https://ibb.co/sySqtgc https://ibb.co/sySqtgc Do you have any use for this picture? Does this have any utility to you? Because for me it does not. For me this "unreadable mode" and I don't need such a mode. If it is useful for you: How do you use this? And why?
    • StavrosK 6y ago
      I double-tap on the text to zoom to it, which is what Opera does, or use reader mode to get an even better view of it.