


Now, when you’re reading an article online, you can click the iReader icon in the address bar to open it in Reader mode. You’ll need to restart Firefox before you can begin using the addon. This addon hasn’t been reviewed by Mozilla yet, so you may have to click the second Browse to the iReader page on the Mozilla Addons site ( IReader was recently released for Firefox as well, so now you can add it to the original extendable browser. When you’re done tweaking it to your liking. You’ll see a preview of your new settings on the right immediately, then press You can also set a Hotkey to open iReader without having to press the button in the address bar. You can change a wide variety of settings in iReader, including the opacity of the background website, as well as the font used in the reader. This opens the iReader Options page in a new tab. You can change many of the settings in iReader as well click the gear icon in the floating toolbar to open the Options page. If you find the images distracting in the article, click the photo icon to turn them off. Here you can print, email, tweet, or share an article on Facebook, as well as zoom in or out of it. Just like Safari Reader, you’ll see a floating toolbar over your article when you mouse over the bottom of the page. This is a great way to read long articles, as it’s much more readable and easier on the eyes than most website themes. The page will then be overlaid with a reader that works similarly to Safari Reader. Then, when you’re reading an article online, click the new iReader icon in the address bar to open the page in Reader mode.
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To start using iReader in Google Chrome, head over to its page in the Extension Gallery, and install as normal
