It’s built into Safari and therefore integrated into third-party Lemmy apps as well. You can enable opening all links in Reader Mode in most Lemmy clients for iOS.
I agree that the modern internet is shit, but paying for journalism isn’t what’s making it shit. If we don’t pay for good journalism, we don’t get good journalism.
Until someone figures out a better way of doing it that’s not a real answer. I’m not going to pay for every website that gets shared on every website I regularly visit. Even if I wanted to, I just don’t have that kind of money.
I don’t know how to fix this, but it is fundamentally broken.
“Create an account to keep reading”
The modern internet is so shit
Reader Mode works on Apple devices
Or on devices with Firefox.
OK, buy me an iPhone
This also works.
http://archive.today/
I’ll take the iPhone, thanks.
Wasn’t on the table.
I don’t want it on the table, I want it in my hand.
On Mobile Firefox, tap the little page icon in the address bar.
Reader mode is a Firefox feature my dude.
As well. It was released in Safari in 2010, and Firefox in 2015.
So why did disguy_ovahea bring up Apple?
It’s built into Safari and therefore integrated into third-party Lemmy apps as well. You can enable opening all links in Reader Mode in most Lemmy clients for iOS.
I agree that the modern internet is shit, but paying for journalism isn’t what’s making it shit. If we don’t pay for good journalism, we don’t get good journalism.
I do pay for some, I can’t pay for all of it.
Until someone figures out a better way of doing it that’s not a real answer. I’m not going to pay for every website that gets shared on every website I regularly visit. Even if I wanted to, I just don’t have that kind of money.
I don’t know how to fix this, but it is fundamentally broken.
Because we all decided that shit and free is better than good and paid
There is some truth to that. However, they could have some sort of middle ground.
Mediocre and cheap?
It’s one of the weaksauce paywalls that can be bypassed by just not allowing their Javascript.