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Description from extension meta
Enhance your reading with our extension. Enjoy distraction-free reading with dark theme, text zoom, and image hiding.
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Text Only: Reading Mode enhances your reading experience. Enjoy a distraction-free environment with a dark theme, text zoom, and image hiding features.
Transform your browsing with our extension's innovative features:
🔍 Zoom In: Enlarge text, adjust font size effortlessly for enhanced readability.
📖 Distraction-Free Mode: Immerse yourself in clutter-free reading.
🌙 Night Mode: Reduce eye strain with a soothing dark theme.
📷 Hide Images: Speed up loading times by hiding images.
Tailor your browsing experience to your needs. Try it now for a more efficient, comfortable browsing journey.
Latest reviews
- (2024-02-18) Ning Tong: Thanks for this tool, finanly I can exlarge the text.
- (2024-01-24) Евгений Грибков: Yandex Browser + VK.com = not work
- (2024-01-06) Krishna: Its nice, Finally I found the thing that I was looking for...
- (2023-12-15) Eddie Spadaro: Work's Excellent. Highly recommend !!!!!!!!!!!!
- (2023-12-11) Fake Alien: Has it’s issues with the feedly-website, what is a dynamic one. Maybe OK for static-websites. Can’t select a zoom-per-page, instead it zooms or it doesn’t.
- (2023-11-13) SITAM4: excellent tool! because I am using my 14' laptop all the time, with this app, my eyes would like to thank you!
- (2023-11-08) Ecrin Gezici: My eyes suck so I need to view fonts large when I'm doing a lot of reading in the browser, but as a web dev I also need to be able to switch back quickly to see the page in it's default format. Thanks for making my life better.
- (2023-11-01) Christian Sgorla: Been searching for something like that for a really long time now. It works like a charm and right out of the box.nnPS: I'm running chrome on mac os x 10.8.5
- (2023-10-28) Cyrodiil: It works as well as can be expected for this latest generation of CSS driven responsive websites (where desktop/laptop users often end up huge typographic elements because their display lacks the pixel density of mobile/'retina' devices). I've found that it works best when used in combination with the Chrome's own page zoom settings so that you don't have to be too extreme and end up with horrendously out of kilter line height's.