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21. Readability - Installation Video for Firefox, Safa…
2 years ago
Reading articles is getting harder and harder on the Web. Readability is an easy-to-use bookmarklet that quickly removes all the clutter around what you're trying to read.
To install it:
1. visit: lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability
2. Customize your reading view.
3. Add the bookmarklet to your browser's toolbar.
Whenever you're on a page worth reading, simply click on the Readability link.
Readability is an arc90 lab experiment ( arc90.com ).
To install it:
1. visit: lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability
2. Customize your reading view.
3. Add the bookmarklet to your browser's toolbar.
Whenever you're on a page worth reading, simply click on the Readability link.
Readability is an arc90 lab experiment ( arc90.com ).
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So, guess what, the function "Reload the original page" is really inefficient, especially when dealing with podcast article in which we often have to interact with the audio flash player.
And as what you've made an interactive stuff in your homepage lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/, we all, online readers, know that when we click the the video (hosted in vimeo) it's really efficient and very nice that we can go back and forth fast and in novel attractive way on the page we are reading.
Wikipedia's new create-a-book and save as pdf functionality is really nice from what I can tell so far, but as for saving articles or making them print friendly for sites like Lifehacker, AskVG, etc, this method meats the many work-arounds for saving the content that matters for future reference when its needed.