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Toggle bionic reading (bolded word-starts) on any webpage to help you read faster. Breeze Reader helps you read articles and web pages faster by bolding the first few letters of each word — a simple visual assist that guides your eyes through text without changing how the page looks. HOW IT WORKS Just click the Breeze Reader icon in your toolbar on any webpage. The text on the page gets subtly enhanced — short words keep a light emphasis, longer words get a bit more — so your eyes move through the content more smoothly. Click the icon again to turn it off and return the page to normal. KEY FEATURES - One-click toggle — on and off from your Chrome toolbar - Works on any webpage — articles, blog posts, documentation, research - Keeps the original page design — no popups, no overlays, no hijacking - Per-tab state — toggling one tab doesn't affect others - Minimum permissions — only activates when you click it, nothing runs in the background - 100% private — nothing is collected, tracked, or sent anywhere PRIVACY FIRST Breeze Reader uses only the "activeTab" permission, which means it only works on a page when you explicitly click the icon. It doesn't track your browsing, read your data, or send anything to any server. Everything happens locally in your browser. Read our full privacy policy: https://breeze-reader1.vercel.app/privacy Looking to bionic-format PDFs too? Try the companion web app at https://breeze-reader1.vercel.app
Apr 22, 2026
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