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EasyReader can customize and improve the readability of long web articles Make any article or part of a website more readable! Usage: 1. Click extension button. 2. Select content on the page to read. 3. Enjoy. Features: ★ Table of contents for headings are provided to the left. ★ Color, size, fonts and more are fully customizable. ★ Print, will print selected content only. ★ Code highlighting for code segments without other style. Tips: ☞ Drag right edge of content to change width. ☞ Background can be customized using images, not only colors. Example for background color use: url("http://antonj.se/resources/css/images/paper-texture-warm.gif") ☞ Hovering lables in option page will give you the actual CSS property that is used. Updates: 1.63 - Maintenance update to upgrade to chrome manifest version 3, since that was required. Keyboard shortcut moved from options to standard extension shortcuts 1.62 - Removed tabs permissions, since it was not needed 1.61 - Minor bug fixes (no scrolling in original page) 1.60 - Minor bug fixes 1.50 – Keyboard shortcut to activate/deactivate EasyReader (set in extension options) 1.46-7 – Bugfix: Print width always 100 % 1.45 – Printing with EasyReader activated will only print selected content. 1.44 – Bugfix: Flash content temporary hidden, when ER is activated. Since Chrome7 Flash would otherwise always be above ER content. 1.43 – Bugfix: Google Dictionary (by Google) extension popup will be on top of EasyReader content. 1.40 – Syntax highlight for code segments of articles, using http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/
Jun 3, 2024
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