Google Chrome has a hidden Read Mode feature.
But it is not enabled by default.
Besides, there are also some Chrome reader mode extensions for your choice.
Is There Reader Mode in Chrome?
Without the interruption of other mess information, you will have a good reading experience.
Well then, is there a reader mode in Chrome?
Of course, yes.
Chrome has a built-in Reader Mode.
But this mode is not enabled by default.
you’re gonna wanna manually switch on reader mode in Chrome.
How to Enable Reader Mode in Chrome?
You need two steps to enable Reader Mode in Chrome.
We will show you a full guide in this part.
- tap the 3-dot menu on the top-right corner.
Go toHelp > About Google Chrome.
4, Chrome will begin to automatically check for updates and perform an automatic update if available.
Step 2: Enable Reader Mode
1.
Highlight the address bar and replacesettings/helpwithflags.
Typereader modeinto the top search bar and you will see the result immediately.
Expand the options in the Enable Reader Mode section and selectEnabled.
ARelaunchbutton will appear on the bottom-right corner.
you should probably click it to relaunch Chrome to apply the change.
Now, Reader Mode is enabled in Chrome.
How to Use Reader Mode in Chrome?
You will not see the reader mode icon immediately.
You could go to an available page to use this reader mode in Chrome.
Now, we will show you how to use reader mode in Chrome.
We take theWindows 11 installation stuck at 35%page as an example.
Here, we show you two choices:Reader ViewandReader Mode.
you’re able to search for them by yourself.
This post shows you how to disable Chrome extensions/plug-ins/add-ons from your box.
Besides, it also shows some other useful information.
Generally speaking, a reader mode extension is more powerful than the snap-in tool.
For example, you give your some choices to customize the reader mode in Chrome.
you might add such a Chrome extension for further use.
Do you want to install Chrome extensions on your Android gear?
In this post, we will show you how to do this job using other browsers.