TIL: You can enter into Immersive Reader mode in (Microsoft) Edge to reduce the number of things and CSS displayed on the screen. Great for when you need to study.

@TehBamski · 8 months ago

TIL: You can enter into Immersive Reader mode in (Microsoft) Edge to reduce the number of things and CSS displayed on the screen. Great for when you need to study.

Aatube · 8 months ago

Safari and Firefox also have this, and since Edge is a Chrome fork Chrome also has this. I’m pretty sure every major browser except for Amazon’s shitty TV fork that’s great at everything except web rendering has this.

TIL: You can enter into Immersive Reader mode in (Microsoft) Edge to reduce the number of things and CSS displayed on the screen. Great for when you need to study.

TIL: You can enter into Immersive Reader mode in (Microsoft) Edge to reduce the number of things and CSS displayed on the screen. Great for when you need to study.

Use Immersive Reader in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support