Yes. There it is: The problem which is as old as the internet: I cannot read the text because of all the clutter, I cannot print the page, because of all the clutter... I think, there is no need for me to continue?
Well. The solution is Readability. Another bookmarklet in your browser which simply does what it says: It makes the page readable. On the web. The perfect possibility to leave out the noise and get to the point: reading.
Read for yourself why they did it and try it. I am sure you will love it.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
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