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stutter por James Tomasino

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  • por NikWillOrStuff , há 9 meses
    I was impressed!! Sometimes you have to highlight the text you want to read before turning it on, depends on the website, but the keys are customizable and everything has been working for me without any fuss.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 16113765 , há um ano
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 18319897 , há um ano
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13528371 , há um ano
  • por PapaSierra , há 2 anos
    Great for speed reading, many options and customizable.
  • por Tech Cube , há 2 anos
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 15235806 , há 2 anos
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 17379514 , há 2 anos
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 17351756 , há 3 anos
    I love this! I've been looking for something like this for a while.

    Good amount of configuration and nice ability to control color with themes and move the bar around.

    I'd love the option of being able to control font and font size.
  • por TachyLubdub , há 3 anos
  • por Johnathan James , há 4 anos
    It worked exactly as I imagined it should, right out of the box.
  • por Andreas , há 4 anos
  • por Ioannis Tzavaras , há 4 anos
    I love stutter! Great job!
  • por Phuc Quang Tran , há 5 anos
  • por ghost , há 5 anos
    I have not used it for long yet, but it is just what I was looking for !

    Also despite the homepage link being a github page, I do not see the mention of the add-on being open source; in my opinion this would be a good marketing point to add !
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13517976 , há 5 anos
    Great tool - any chance of letting us tweak how many words appear in-line at a time? Or how many lines appear?

    I'd like to run it at 600wpm with 5-10 words per line, 2 lines + increase from there to improve reading speed.

    Of course, even without capability it's awesome
  • por Edison Orellana , há 5 anos
    Spreed was the best fast reader on Chrome. Spreed doesn't exist on Firefox as of now, so this is the best alternative. It would be nice if we could get some more readable font options, like something with serifs.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13507221 , há 5 anos
  • por Hosein , há 6 anos
    The best speed-reading extension so far, with regular updates on github.
  • por TehAnother , há 6 anos
    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.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13659058 , há 6 anos
    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.
  • por gbmor , há 6 anos
    Great add-on for reading long articles!
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13221093 , há 6 anos
    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!

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 6 anos
    Hey, thanks for the review. I'm not sure firefox gives me a way to "stay awake" but I'll look into it. That would be cool during playback.

    As far as the Reader View goes, Firefox greatly limits what an add-on is able to do. That's probably a good thing, honestly. The great news is, if you click on the stutter icon on a regular page, I push the webpage through Firefox's readability library before streaming it to you. That's the same library that powers the Reader View, so the experience should be similar.

    Cheers - tomasino

    EDIT: It looks like Google has a spec started for a "WakeLock" feature to keep screens awake. If approved, that would be a perfect solution for Stutter. There are some hacks to get it to work now, but most have drawbacks and only work in certain environments. I'm going to keep an eye on the WakeLock feature and implement it if it makes it through draft.
  • por mosj , há 6 anos
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13838463 , há 6 anos
    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.