Tranquility Reader is a user-friendly Chrome extension designed to enhance reading online articles. It enhances readability by eliminating unnecessary elements such as ads, images, and social share widgets. It offers functional benefits that include offline content saving, export/import features, customization of fonts and colors, creation and management of own preset configurations, and annotation features. All the processing and data storage is local to your browser ensuring user’s data privacy.
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Tranquility Reader improves the readability of web articles by removing unnecessary elements like ads, images, social share widgets, and more.
Functionality
Click the navigation-bar icon to transform the page on Desktop
Features
Compatible with NoScript
Save content offline for reading later (the tranquility view is saved locally on your computer)
Ability to export/import the offline content.
Ability to customize default font, font-size, font color, background color, and width of the reading area (you can use https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp to pick a suitable color code—thanks to user JA for feedback on this!)
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Pros
Customizable presets
Works well on Firefox
Declutters and adjusts font type/size
Cons
Issues with background and font colors
Lack of keyboard shortcut
Doesn't work well on Chrome
Most mentioned
Customizable presets
Issues with background and font colors
Works well on Firefox
Recent reviews
Works fine, but needs to be updated with a context menu option to fit in with the new Chrome configuration. Having extensions collapsed in the toolbar is a plus, except for apps that need regular access but don't provide access via the context menu. Previous note from the author references a context menu option when right clicking on a link, but the author apparently doesn't realize that **MOST PEOPLE** want to transform the page they are on, not a page they have not yet gone to.