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I wish this was supported by default in the Kindle browser. I wonder if there was a way to make it an extension or a wrapper and make it available in eink devic
by keheliya 1y ago
I wish this was supported by default in the Kindle browser. I wonder if there was a way to make it an extension or a wrapper and make it available in eink device browsers. But it seems that even this blog post page is not supported in the Kindle browser. (I don't see the eink mode icon.)
The requirements for me are simple, primarily to make consuming web content on my kindle scribe easier.
* Instead of scrolling by finger gestures (which is a pain to watch on slowly-refreshing eink), have two buttons on the side to do page up and down.
* Disable animations
* Ability to increase/decrease font size.
I attempted to make this happen for my mastodon feed [here](https://keheliya-slowdon.web.val.run/ https://keheliya-slowdon.web.val.run/). source available [here](https://www.val.town/v/keheliya/slowdon https://www.val.town/v/keheliya/slowdon). Then there's [Kindly RSS reader](https://github.com/nicoan/kindly-rss-reader https://github.com/nicoan/kindly-rss-reader)
The goal is to be able to access all the text content that I consume regularly without much pain on a kindle.
- jack101311 1y agoI think Kindle's experimental browser does not support javaScript so that's the reason why there's no eink icon. I do hope I can use Eink mode on my Kindle too.
- keheliya 1y agoIt has limited JavaScript support according to this: https://imgur.com/a/Ig8MyyH https://imgur.com/a/Ig8MyyH Should be enough to implement the claimed features at least.
- carlosjobim 1y agoMaybe this could be implemented on a jailbroken Kindle?
- keheliya 1y agoYes! Maybe even a koreader extension with these features will be nice!