Readability: A very nice online reading tool
By on April 15, 2009 1:46 PM | 1 Comment
Readability is a browser-based utility that strips the framing and ad junk from online articles, and also allows you to pick a comfortable reading size and column width. It doesn't work on every site, but if you do a lot of reading from computer screens you may find Readability very useful.
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Nathan Klatt | May 22, 2009 9:59 AM
I'm a long-time fan of Jesse Ruderman's zap bookmarklets for making pages more readable. It would be nice if he had a little app to customize them like Readability does. Hmm, I could do that...