Thanks, forbes didn't remove the blurry overlay even after disabling umatrix.
I disabled JS on Forbes and the experience has been great since.
Woah. This is an amazing tool. They should make a browser that just does this by default.
High sierra safari will have that afaik
Desktop Safari has had reader mode since at least 2014.
High Sierra allows you to default to reader view for any site you want. Before you had to enable reader view each time you visited.
Thanks forgot to add that.
The return to simplicity??
Firefox -> View -> Enter Reader View
It's not a legitimate tool, it's copyright violation.
There's no copyright violation by a browser refusing to load obnoxious css elements... it's more akin to an adblocker also blocking objoxious garbage.
Is google cache also a copyright violation? What about the internet archive? Or do you mean just because they choose not to display certain elements it is a copyright violation? What about just not running javascript?
I guess the op was referring to storing the content which I am not sure if outline is doing. If the save the content and make it searchable then it is kinda violation to take away unique content.
Google cache does exactly that
Google cache does not transform the content.
Brave Browser will take care of the ads and other bloat.