Brilliant, does the job perfectly.

Sadly does not work on mobile, which feels like the place reader mode is most frequently used.

Can you open source this code? I think we should hook on a page that's pressed close multiple times or whitelist based on closed button on reader mode when it's twice or thrice, because well.. it's convenient rather than having manually add on option page..

Works flawlessly, exactly as described. It's pretty nice

I love this app♥

As I almost always want reader view when it's available, this sounded great. All I had to do, I thought, was enable the add-on default to use reader view and list exceptions. But the first exception I listed didn't take. As I go to that site often, this was a deal breaker.
UPDATE. The above problem has dissipated, likely because of a browser restart. Without that issue, the add-on is just what I want.

Muito bom. Deixo em automático, tenho o conteúdo que quero sem muita enrolação.

I guess it works, but it's way too inconvenient - to add new site to list I have to open extensions, then find this one, then press gear, then options... This extension should have a button or something.

Does not work anymore (FF 69)

Makes it impossible to leave reading mode on some websites. 99.999999999999999999999% of the time, that’d make it one star, but this just makes the web into what it should have been all along (html was a mistake).

NOT WORKING.

This is a very useful extension. I've only given it four stars because the "Non-Reader-Sites" listings appear to be ignored. URLs like "startpage.com" entered in that box (one per line) still open on Reader Mode. I've tried full URLs, URLs with "/*" appended - nothing works. If that option could be made to work I'd happily give this extension five stars.

Works great! But it has an issue that if the website has Disqus and turn it back to normal it keeps switching back to reader view

Does't work on android for mobile-review.com, manual switching works fine

works but an average extension.

Works on Windows but not on Android. Firefox 64.

What I heard is that Firefox did not implement the required API on Android. Is it true? Sad.

What a time-saver.
If we could get a button to directly register a site without having to open the the extension properties, it would be great!

I cannot get it to work on Fox News website.

Does it's job, but bugs out when manually switching modes and keeps switching back to reader view, which is an issue for me.