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Web reader mode

thejuice

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This is an accessibility issue, most websites might as well be in Chinese!

Are there any *android* browsers with a reader mode? I have something similar to dyslexia. Something to make websites easier to read and perhaps a Text to Speech option
 
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I've had a look at ad block plus premium which does a web reader. ABP's Trust pilot score is poor so will give it a miss and it's quite an annoying browser anyway.
 
Downloaded dark reader extension, completely bamboozled. Mobile browsers have a long way to go in accessibility terms.
 
Oh I found reader mode, i take it back. Was about to meltdown. I didn't give up hooray *pat on back*

me: 1 learned helplessness: 0
 
Downloaded ANOTHER dark reader to fix that problem. Imagine having a functional browser out of the box?!
 
@thejuice
Firefox for mobile should have a built-in “night mode“ setting.

On a PC, I use this extension and it works with the reader view:

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