ChronoReader: RSVP Fast Reader
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Fast RSVP speed reader for Chrome. Read articles word by word with a focused ORP reading mode. ChronoReader is a fast RSVP speed reader Chrome extension for focused reading. It turns articles, web pages, and selected text into a calm, full-screen word-by-word reader. RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation) presents each word at a fixed point with a highlighted Optimal Recognition Point (ORP). Keep your eyes centered, reduce line-scanning, and move through readable articles at your own pace. READ FASTER, STAY FOCUSED • Open the current article from the Chrome toolbar. • Highlight any passage, right-click, and choose “Open this in ChronoReader.” • Set your reading speed from 100 to 1,000 words per minute. • Use the highlighted focal letter to keep attention in one place. • Pause, resume, skip backward or forward, and track progress. • Exit cleanly to return to the unchanged webpage. A FLEXIBLE FAST READER • Adjust text size and reading speed for a comfortable rhythm. • Choose Paper or Ink on the Free plan. • Pro adds Sepia, Slate, and Contrast themes; Editorial, Clean, and Mono type styles; focal-letter colors; punctuation-aware pacing; and one-, two-, or three-word chunks. FREE AND PRO Free includes two unique webpages per local day. Reopening the same page does not use another page. Pro removes the daily limit and unlocks every customization control. Pro is available for US$2.99 monthly, US$19.99 yearly, or US$29.99 once for lifetime access. Payment is handled securely by Stripe. Subscriptions renew until canceled. PRIVATE BY DESIGN ChronoReader processes page and selected text inside your browser. C&J Studios does not receive or store the text you read. Local Chrome storage keeps preferences, quota state, and cached Pro entitlement. See the privacy policy for complete details. Some pages—including Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, and protected viewers—do not allow extension injection. ChronoReader changes how text is presented; it does not guarantee a particular reading speed or comprehension result.