I does what it should but i have a suggestion:
It would be great to be able to tell to not open in reader view a certain page of a website, for example telling it to open in read view all pages of the domain example.com whit the exception of example.com/index
For example, im reading a web novel, i want chapters to open in read mode, but i don't want the index page whit the url to open in read view because it does not show the url of the chapters, and because how is organized the page is imposible to do whit current features because is something like example.com/chapter1 example.com/chapter2 etc

Does exactly as what it should. Really helping me with distraction free.

Would be great to be able to synchronize settings between different computers through Firefox Sync

1- Opens the page's reader view only after having opened first the page itself.
2- More bothering : impossible to return to the source page which keeps on reloading its reader view.

Worthy concept but unfinished.

I use this with the "Try to Show All Pages In Reader View" enabled, which works well for the most part at bringing everything into reader view. The main problem is that the "Non-Reader-View Sites" list doesn't work for some sites, for instance:

* Sites like "addons.mozilla.org" with subdomains that aren't "www" don't work.
* Sites without a subdomain like "economist.com" don't work

If these two problems were solved, this would be a five-star add-on.

This saves my eyes and it is what "reading" looks like.

Requires ff58 to install?