The best speed-reading extension so far, with regular updates on github.

Good concept and works decently. But unfortunately misses 95%+ of the punctuation. IE: Punctuation settings don't really work much at all. Looking for something else I'm afraid.

One of the best and most useful add-ons for Firefox and reading in general. I installed it only today and I am loving it, I can't stop using it. I would only suggest adding a keyboard shortcut for selected text and maybe read "compu-ter" as a single unit instead of "compu-" and "ter" (which would help with word division at the end of a line in other languages as well). Kudos to the author for doing such a wonderful job.

Completely satisfies my needs, except for reading .pdf files opened in Firefox, e.g. https://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/tests/xhtml/testfiles/resources/pdf/dummy.pdf

Beautiful rendering, I wonder if the text handling can be improved... Doesn't seem to work in reader view. Also will sometimes miss newline characters (?) such as in this document: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/lesson-1-creating-database-objects?view=sql-server-2017

It does fairly well overall but when reading the RH sidebar under "Is this page helpful" each item in the list below gets hyphenated to the next: "Prerequesites-C" for example. I know that's an unimportant part of the article but I'm sure that problem may occur elsewhere.

Also, being able to seek within the article... maybe by clicking along the length of the bar or with some manual controls - would be lovely.

I love the blur effect when the reader is paused. Being able to easily change the font and size would be very appealing.

Overall great app - I have been waiting for a good replacement for Spritz for YEARS thank you so much James!

Great tool. I've used a few speed reading addons in the past and this one is the one I've stuck to. Only issue for me is the inability to use it on pdfs. I read a ton of papers and can't use this tool with them.

I like this add on a lot, and use it regularly.

Few suggestions:
1. Right now it doesn't work in EPUB/PDF and in Firefox's reader view. Can it work in EPUB/PDF?
2. Increase in "word length" making it a pharse - or joining 3-4 words together, because making a phrase might be difficult.

Great add-on for reading long articles!

Oh my god - I'd given up finding an RSVP reader for Firefox after Reasy bit the dust. Thank you SO MUCH for investing your time in this - it's great! Only two things - 1 issue, and 1 enhancement request.

Issue: Stutter doesn't keep MacOS Mojave from going to sleep, so if I'm reading a longer article or an academic journal, I have to remember to move the mouse around now and then - this may not be something you can even address, but thought I'd mention it.

Enhancement Request: Stutter doesn't seem to work with Reader View - the overlay just never appears. Again, not sure if there are limitations in extensions these days that would preclude layering over Reader View or not.

Note: I'm also running Nightly v69.01, and I'm being a bad reviewer by not testing these things in the standard release of Firefox >_> Seriously though <3 Thank you so much for this!

I used to use Spritz for a while, but now that's limiting my speed without a subscription. Stutter is great! So glad I found this extension, looking forward to reading a lot with it in the future. Thanks to the author for publishing this.

Not only is this the only such extension I've found that works properly with Pocket, it also looks fantastic.

I love it. Adjustable reading speed, adjustable start-up acceleration. I read a lot of news and other articles via the browser, and this has helped me speed up digestion of said articles significantly.

This extension seems to read what the "Speed Reading Mode" extension doesn't read. I really like the presentation. I haven't figured out exactly why the third letter or so is red, but it does seem to help keep my attention. Improvements could be an option to read only what is selected on the page. Another nice thing would be to show how much time it will take to get through the words in the page with a progress bar. Remaining time would also be nice.