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I use it regularly, mostly to reading articles on news websites which are getting more and more cluttered with heavy video-based ads and all sorts of garbage.
by myth2018 6y ago
I use it regularly, mostly to reading articles on news websites which are getting more and more cluttered with heavy video-based ads and all sorts of garbage.
But I used to use it more often. Some years ago I worked mostly on a terminal window and by using lynx, I could browse the internet while everybody thought I was doing some serious work on the server (folks over there respected people working on black text-based screens)
- maccard 6y agoI still use firefox for that, and just use reader mode. It's easy to toggle on and off, and I can't remember they last time I had an issue with it.
- myth2018 6y agoThanks, I wasn't aware of such mode. I'll check it out
- cheese_van 6y agoReader mode in Firefox was a terrific idea and I use it daily. It's "disable images" on steroids. I can't recommend it enough. I do wish there was a simple "disable images" button for other instances when reader mode wasn't available.