ChronoReader — RSVP Reader
A calmer way to read on the internet.
What it does
ChronoReader is a Chrome extension for focused, one-word-at-a-time reading. Read any article or passage at your own pace — one word at a time, centered on screen, anchored by a focal letter. 100% local, no account needed.
Does the same job
all alternatives →- PRPacer – Read Faster on the Web2024 · readwithpacer.weebly.com · ▲5
Pacer is a Chrome extension designed to help you read faster on the web. I created it out of frustration with alternatives that required copying and pasting text repeatedly. It’s based on a technique called RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation), where words are shown one at a time in quick succession to minimize the time spent reading. However, unlike traditional RSVP, the words in Pacer aren’t fixed in one place. It’s been helpful for me and several friends, and I’d love for you to try it as well. It's not perfect and there are things that are up for improvement but am sharing it here for…
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