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By default, Chrome does not have Reader Mode enabled, and you need to activate it in the extension settings. To enable Reader Mode, follow these steps. You can also do the same on iOS, applying it to Google Chrome for iOS, or Google for Windows Phone.
How to Activate Reader Mode in Chrome on Android
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Step 1: Type 'chrome://flags' into the address bar and press Enter
Step 2: Tap on the Menu (three-dot icon) and select Find in page.
Step 3: Type in 'Enable Reader Mode' in the search bar
Step 4: Click on the Enable text to activate Reader mode
Step 5: Tap on the Relaunch Now button
After that, the browser will restart, and Reader mode will be enabled. To check, visit any website and open an article. Look at the right side of the address bar for the letter A icon, indicating that the website supports reading in Reader mode. Here, I'll try visiting the Mytour website.
To activate Reader mode, click on the A icon and see the results
As you can see, all irrelevant parts of the article have been removed, Chrome only displays the article content to make reading easier for you.
Additionally, you can adjust the font size and background color to make it easier for you to read.
So this article has guided you on how to activate Reader mode for reading news and articles more comfortably, with Chrome only displaying essential content for viewers. Wishing you enjoyable moments.
