

To return to the original version of the page the keyboard shortcut is Control, R on Windows and Command, R on the Mac. You can also activate Readability using a keyboard shortcut: Control, Alt, R on windows or Command, Option, R on the Mac.Once Readability is installed, you can activate it by clicking once on the blue Readability icon in the lower right hand corner of the Firefox window or on the Google Chrome toolbar.For Google Chrome, visit the Google Chrome Extensions Gallery at and search for Readability. Install the Readability extension for Firefox by going to the Firefox Add-ons site at and searching for Readability.Video Tutorial: Larger Version (.mov, CC).This can help your students focus on the content, rather than on the clutter surrounding it. I forgot the very news of the article : Firefox Reader Mode to get Text to Speech.Readability is an extension for Firefox and Google Chrome that removes ads and other distractions from a web page. I’ll have to ask Pants why he proposed to disable the Reader Mode in his “Firefox privacy and security list” when I don’t see any issue with “” set to true. enable Reader Mode but disable Reading List

#reader-mode-button Īs much as I dislike (and have disabled) Pocket, as much I appreciate and regularly use the Reader Mode (even if I’ve disabled as well the Reading List)… * FIREFOX READER MODE BUTTON ALWAYS VISIBLE */ With a bit of practice (and logic) you quickly get to spot availability. To solve these issues making it always available (Reader icon always visible/accessible in the urlbar) is a logical alternative, leading to the certitude of never missing a “readable” page together with the risk of failure on certain pages, risk which already exists (even if reduced) when letting the Reader Mode decide for itself. Indeed, and the problem is that it is sometimes available for pages that won’t render correctly and sometimes unavailable for pages that would render correctly. “Reader Mode is not available on all pages by default”
