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On Firefox, you can just prepend "about:reader?url=" to any web page and you get the plain-text reader view. There's apparently a config setting in the userChr
by photochemsyn 4y ago
On Firefox, you can just prepend "about:reader?url=" to any web page and you get the plain-text reader view. There's apparently a config setting in the userChrome.css file to make reader available like this on all sites.
- Poppys 4y agoIn Edge you can highlight text and click read in Immersive Reader or prefix the url with read:// Some sites have it in the address bar, but I've never found any documentation from MS that makes it clear how to ensure that it is always there.
- nkrisc 4y agoThat's a good point, and a good tip for when Firefox doesn't prompt it automatically. I'd forgotten entirely about reader mode on Desktop, I do use it all the time on mobile though.