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Is there any browser extension that sets webpages on reader mode? (self.Blind)
submitted by doealex
Something that would aid the screen reader usability
retrolental_morose 3 points 2y ago
* Safari on iOS can launch it by default.
* Firefox has ahotkey, F9.
* Chrome has extensions to provide a hotkey.
Personally I think I'd find it automatic on a device with a keyboard to be annoying; there are just fewer pages where I want to purely read than interact
* Firefox has ahotkey, F9.
* Chrome has extensions to provide a hotkey.
Personally I think I'd find it automatic on a device with a keyboard to be annoying; there are just fewer pages where I want to purely read than interact
siriuslylupin6 1 points 2y ago
I would personally find that really annoying.
markcartertm 1 points 2y ago
I would use Safari. It is really annoying that chrome doesn’t do that by default.
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