How Chrome’s Reading Mode Makes the Web Easier to Read
If you have updated your Chrome browser to version 114, you’re able to begin enjoying the new reading mode. Try it out and see how it helps. make your reading easier on the web by removing all extraneous elements that mar your reading of an online article.
How Do You Turn On Reading Mode in Chrome?
Some browsers replace the open webpage with a more readable version. For instance,Microsoft Edge uses the Immersive Reader. Chrome is doing it differently by using the Chrome side panel, which also houses the Reading list.
Note:As the feature is rolled out, you may not see the Reading mode in the side panel’s dropdown list. In this case, you may have to force the feature by enabling a Chrome flag. Type or pastechrome://flags/#read-anythingin the Chrome address bar. Then, selectEnabledin the dropdown menu, and relaunch the browser on the prompt.
Benefits of Using the New Reading Mode
You can use theDarktheme in the Reading mode to read long-form articles at night. Open an article in the panel and select any content anywhere on the webpage or the reading version. It’s a small usability feature, but you will notice that the two views align concurrently.
The reading mode removes all distractions from a webpage, such as ads, images, and navigation elements that use graphics. Any article is displayed in a simplified format, and it’s possible to also customize the page and the background color to make the text easier to read. In short, it can help you focus on the text off the page without any distractions.
Now, you won’t need to treat it as a hidden setting or need to install third-party reading extensions anymore unless you need some flexibility.
The internet is full of fantastic articles, and these Chrome extensions give you a better reading experience in your online browser.
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