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> the Brave browser fetches directly from the source of the content, so publishers maintain their relationships with readers on their own sites, instead of bein
by miki123211 6y ago
> the Brave browser fetches directly from the source of the content, so publishers maintain their relationships with readers on their own sites, instead of being forced through a redirect [...], compelled to publish through Google’s AMP proxy[...] or another such proprietary proxy.
As a screen reader user, I want a newsreader that does the exact opposite, actually. Nothing but article contents should be let through, no "related stories", no GDPR pop ups, and no "we don't seve European users here" error pages. I would be happy if I could force my browser to display everything as AMP, whenever there was an AMP version available. Kind of like the default reader view in Safari.
- r-w 6y agoHonestly? Disabling JS accomplishes most of that.
- miki123211 6y agoIt removes the popups, but it doesn't remove the navigation, the copyright footer, and all the useless parts of the website that make it hard to get to the actual article, assuming the website isn't designed properly.
- abdullahkhalids 6y agoHow far does Firefox's Reader View takes you in terms of stripping out all the crap?