7 Fonts. 3 Themes. Zero Distractions.
Minimal Reader
You opened one article. Now you’re buried in popups, auto-playing videos, and 6,000 pixels of noise. Other reader modes strip the page and hand you plain text. This one strips it and adapts – focus ruler for ADHD, OpenDyslexic for dyslexia, stop-word fading for speed readers.
Your articles. Your fonts. Your rules.
22 Configurable Options
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A Reader Mode with 22 Configurable Options
Seven Font Families. Three Themes. Every Setting Persists.
Most reader modes give you one thing: less noise. White background. Default font. Maybe a dark mode if you’re lucky.
This one gives you 22 configurable options spread across seven feature panels. Every one of them saves. Every one of them persists. Open an article tomorrow and your reader looks exactly the way you left it.
- System Default → Your OS native font – clean, familiar reading
- Georgia → Elegant serif for long-form articles
- Arial → Clean sans-serif for technical documentation
- Times New Roman → Classic serif for academic papers
- Verdana → Wide sans-serif for small screen readability
- Courier New → Monospace for code-heavy articles
- OpenDyslexic → Weighted-bottom letterforms for dyslexic readers
OpenDyslexic is bundled locally – not loaded from a CDN. Heavy-bottomed letterforms prevent letters from flipping, rotating, or swapping. Both regular and bold weights included.
Focus Ruler & Focus Mode
Guide the Eye. Dim the Noise.
A colored ruler for tracking lines. Paragraph dimming for tunnel vision.
A horizontal colored bar fixed to your screen. Your eye reads a line, tracks to the ruler, moves to the next line. You never lose your place.
Six preset colors – Black, Purple, Blue, Red, Green, Orange – plus a custom hex input for any color.
- Height → 1px to 100px – thin underline to full highlight bar
- Position → 0% to 100% – where the ruler sits on screen
- Opacity → 10% to 100% – fully transparent to fully solid
- Show/Hide → Quick toggle without losing settings
Enable Focus Mode and every paragraph except the one you’re reading fades. Adjustable gutter width (0–200px) and text opacity (10–100%). Low opacity = aggressive dimming. High opacity = subtle.
Two tools working together: the ruler tracks your line, Focus Mode dims everything else.
Stop Word Fading
Ghost the filler. Read the meaning.
English has roughly 150 “stop words” – the, a, an, and, is, are, was, were, it, in, of, to. Filler. Structural glue. Your brain processes them automatically.
Stop Word Fading drops these words to a lower opacity. Nouns, verbs, and content words stay fully visible. Your eye naturally skips the faded words and lands on meaning.
Adjustable opacity: 10% to 100%. At 20%, stop words are barely visible. At 60%, they’re a subtle shade lighter than content words.
Same text. Less visual load. Faster comprehension without changing how you read.
Outline Navigation
Table of Contents for Any Article
Click any heading. Smooth-scroll to it. Flash highlight on arrival.
Toggle the Outline button and a side panel appears with every heading on the page.
H1 through H6. Properly indented by hierarchy. Click any heading – the reader smooth-scrolls to it and flashes a brief purple highlight so you see exactly where you landed.
- Bold Toggle → Switch all body text to bold. Improves letter recognition
- Hide Images → Pure text. Zero visual distraction
- Hide Meta → Remove URL and reading time. Maximum content space
- Show Site Elements → Re-enable tables, embeds, interactive components
- Font Size → 12px to 32px. Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl/Cmd + and Ctrl/Cmd –
- Domain Blacklist → Shift+Click to block a site permanently
Reading time calculated at 200 WPM. Author and published date extracted when available.
Who This Is For
Five audiences. One reader mode. Zero compromises.
- ADHD readers → Focus Ruler pins your eye to one line. Focus Mode dims everything except the current paragraph
- Dyslexic readers → OpenDyslexic font with weighted-bottom letterforms. Sepia theme. Bold toggle. Font sizes up to 32px
- Speed readers → Stop Word Fading ghosts filler words. Same text, faster intake. Adjustable intensity
- Low-vision users → Large fonts, high-contrast dark theme, bold text toggle
- Researchers → Outline Navigation turns any article into a clickable table of contents
Strip the sidebars. Kill the popups. Read the article. ESC when you’re done.
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