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Speed read any article or selected text using RSVP. Read 3x faster. SpeedReadify brings RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation) speed reading to your browser. Highlight the current word at its Optimal Recognition Point so your eyes stay fixed in one place — no scanning, no re-reading. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any article or webpage 2. Click the SpeedReadify icon or press Alt+R 3. Text flashes one word at a time at your chosen speed 4. Read 2-3x faster with the same comprehension FEATURES - Adjustable speed from 100 to 600 WPM - Multi-word mode: display 1, 2, or 3 words per flash - Optimal Recognition Point (ORP) highlighting for faster word recognition - Smart article extraction powered by Readability — works on news sites, blogs, Wikipedia, and more - Right-click any selected text to speed read just that passage - Keyboard shortcuts: Space (play/pause), arrow keys (skip/speed), W (words per flash), Esc (close) - Dark overlay with progress bar and time remaining - Preferences sync across your Chrome browsers WORKS EVERYWHERE News sites (CNN, BBC, NYT, Reuters), blogs (Medium, Substack, WordPress), Wikipedia, GitHub, and any page with readable text. NO DATA COLLECTED SpeedReadify processes text entirely on your device. No tracking, no analytics, no data sent anywhere. The only thing stored is your speed preference.
Apr 5, 2026
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