For some time, Firefox has had a feature called “Reader mode” which is
wonderful when you’re reading a blog post or news story that you’d like
to declutter. It removes most of the extraneous links and other sections
of the page which aren’t part of the actual story you’re trying to read.
Starting with version 50 of Firefox, we now have a hotkey which will
toggle reader mode. Just press ctrl+alt+R and, if it’s supported on the
page which is open, reader mode will become enabled. Pressing the same
hotkey turns reader mode off.
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David Goldfield,
Assistive Technology Specialist
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