ShiftReader - Speed Read the Web
Overview
ShiftReader - Speed Read the Web is a Chrome extension developed by Team ShiftReader.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of ShiftReader - Speed Read the Web is 1.3.4.2, updated on 2022-06-07.
3,000+ users have installed this extension.
21 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: shiftreader.com
Speed read webpages while learning how to speed read anything.
From the developer of the top speed reading Chrome extension, Spreed, comes a speed reading tool that teaches you how to speed read, while you read in your browser.
ShiftReader helps you speed read any text you can open in your browser--news articles, emails, online textbooks, PDFs, even ePUB e-books--while training your eyes and brain to speed read text in any other medium, like books or newspapers.
It implements speed reading techniques taught by the top speed reading courses, and popularized by lifelong learners like Tim Ferriss. You'll learn methods that can be applied when reading anything: no more showing you one word at a time, or coloring the letters differently, techniques that only work if you use the right tool on your computer or phone.
Download ShiftReader to accelerate your reading and learning, save time, and develop a lifelong skill of speed reading that you can take anywhere.
Learn more at our site https://shiftreader.com, or our blog at https://blog.shiftreader.com.
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Dorian
2022-03-04
It says that you have to create an account so it can save settings and statistics. That is BS, because those can be saved in chrome sync storage, and maybe I don't care about them. It should say that it wants you register so it can track you, and potentially leak your data a few years from now. |
Matthew Bennett-Lovesey
2021-06-04
Requires you to register, under the guise of needing a login to save your settings. |
Daun Ozuna
2020-12-28
This extension behaves like my favorite speed reading solution "eyercise," and because it allows chunking per fixation point actually improves one's reading ability in general over that lousy rsvp method which will eventually lead to depth-perception issues (a _common_ outcome of staring at screens for hours). Morbid fact: The average person will spend 44 years of their life staring at screens. My personal favorite setup is green highlight color, dark red highlight background, and dark blue page text. Once the highlight background begins to fade, the previously marked text appears black until retinal rods and cones re-adapt. To the dev: Reason for 4 stars: I think the suggested donation is way too high. Feature request: 1. glowing text using webkit opacity transition effect. 2. keep highlight line at the top level (autoscroll for persistent top line). Thank you so much. |
Piyush Kumar
2020-09-02
I am a doctor from India and I'd like to share my feedback. |
Pan Paweł
2020-07-09
The one speed reading extension that actually works. It helps to form habits that carry over to real-life reading and allows you to read with all the context (page layout, text structure, pictures and video clips) still available, unlike almost all typical rapid visualization readers. Very kind and responsive developer, lots of options. |