{"id":256690,"date":"2026-07-13T14:59:54","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T11:59:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/computeractive-issue-731-1124-march-2026-computeractive\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T14:59:54","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T11:59:54","slug":"computeractive-issue-731-1124-march-2026-computeractive","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/computeractive-issue-731-1124-march-2026-computeractive\/","title":{"rendered":"Computeractive – Issue 731 1124 March 2026 – Computeractive"},"content":{"rendered":"
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It\u2019s often hard to see the content you\u2019re looking for. One solution is to enable reader mode, which is built into most browsers. It strips out surplus elements of a web page to make it easier to read. One happy side effect is that it often Turn on reader mode in Chrome and Edge Chrome\u2019s reader mode (called \u2018reading\u2019 mode) is very easy to turn on when using the browser in Windows.<\/p>\n

Simply visit a page, then right-click anywhere within it and select \u2018Open in reading mode\u2019 in the context menu that opens. This splits the window in two, with the original page on the left ( 1 in our screenshot below), and the simplified view in reading mode. Install the Just Read extension (www.snipca.com\/58049), which adds a Just Read entry to the Extensions menu.<\/p>\n

Click \u2018Just Read\u2019 here, and it opens a simplified view of the active webpage. If you always want to open a particular site in that view, click the three dots to the right of the Just Read entry on the Extensions menu, then click Options. Scroll down to \u2018Auto-run domains list\u2019 and type the address of the site you want to always open using Just Read. You can also enter a partial address to cover lots of websites with similar names.<\/p>\n

In our example, we\u2019ve typed history.* (see screenshot above) to cover all sites reader view on the right 2. When in \u2018Reading mode\u2019 you\u2019ll see an open-book icon 3 to the right of your browser toolbar. If you click the pin icon above the right- hand pane 4 the split-view will stay in place as you navigate the page. From now, whenever a site works in reading mode you\u2019ll see the book icon appear. Clicking it turns the split screen on and off.<\/p>\n

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Great quality and BRITISH! p29 BUY THIS FREELY TV SECURITY WARNINGS WE ALWAYS IGNORE They stop you using 100% SAFE software and websites \u2013 see page 62 3 WELCOME We use snipcas to turn long URLs that are hard to type into ones that are short and simple. They aren\u2019t websites themselves, which means they won\u2019t be recognised if you type them into Google.<\/p>\n

Instead, you need to type them into your browser address bar, then press Enter. Doing this will take you to the correct website. HOW TO USE SNIPCA URLs THIS ISSUE IN NUMBERS From the Editor Future plc is a public company quoted on the London Stock Exchange (symbol: FUTR) www.futureplc.com Chief Executive Officer Kevin Li Ying Non-Executive Chairman Mark Brooker Chief Financial Officer Sharjeel Suleman Tel +44 (0)1225 442 244 EDITORIAL Content Director Marc Chacksfield Group Editor Daniel Booth Deputy Editor Robert Irvine Production Editor Graham Brown Art Editor Katie Peat Contributors Keumars Afifi-Sabet, Stuart Andrews, Dinah Greek, Richard Holt, Jonathan Parkyn, Nik Rawlinson Advertising Manager Alexandra Thomas Subscriptions Sarah Lowry, Henry Massey Head of Production Stephen Catherall Senior Production Manager Lawrence Brookes INTERNATIONAL LICENSING AND SYNDICATION Computeractive is available for licensing and syndication.<\/p>\n

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