https://wushu75.github.io/readr/ · Tools
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Reader mode for any article: clean, distraction-free reading, dark mode, and one-click PDF export. Private, no data collected. READR — Reader Mode & PDF Export. A fast, private reader mode that turns any cluttered article into a clean, distraction-free reading view. Click the READR icon on any page and the text is rebuilt into a calm reading layout — no ads, popups, autoplay, or cookie banners in the way. Your original page is untouched; press ESC to return. Built on the same proven extraction engine as Firefox's reader view, READR works reliably on the pages that break other reading-mode extensions — blogs, news sites, Substack, research papers, and long-form articles. FREE — Distraction-free reader view on any website — Dark mode and light theme for comfortable reading — Adjustable font size and line width PRO — $19.99 one-time, no subscription — Save any article as a high-quality PDF that keeps your reading style — headings, images, and selectable text intact. Generated privately on your device, and it works on every site, even strict ones like Wikipedia. Not the browser's generic print output. — Cross-device reading sync — pick up where you left off on any computer — Auto-open reader mode on the sites you choose — Recent reads history PRIVACY READR collects no data and runs entirely in your browser — no accounts, no tracking, no servers. Payment is handled securely by Stripe; nothing about what you read ever leaves your device. One-time payment. Lifetime access. All future updates included.
Sep 11, 2026
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