Safari, the default browser on Apple devices, includes a mode called (Reading Mode) that makes websites full of ads and cluttered designs easier to read by removing distractions from many web pages and displaying the main content. The content is clear.
If you regularly browse certain websites in Safari on your Mac computer, you can automatically enable Reader mode when you open those websites instead of having to manually enable it every time you visit every page of the same website.
How to enable auto read mode in Safari on Mac computers:
To enable reading mode for specific websites on your Mac computer, make sure that you are using the latest version of the Safari browser, then follow these steps:
1- Open the Safari browser and go to the website you want to automatically activate in reading mode every time you visit it.
2- Click on the Safari button on the left side of the menu bar and click on the Preferences option.
3- On the "Settings" page, click on the "Website" tab and then on the "Reader" option that appears in the toolbar on the left side of the page.
4- You will see a list of all the websites that are currently open in your browser. Next to each page you will find a button to enable or disable autoplay mode.
5- Scroll through the list of websites and enable the autoplay mode on any websites you want, but it is important to know that this list only shows the websites that are currently open in your browser, which means that you visit frequently and want to enable all websites automatically Put reading in and go to the settings page.
What will the site look like when reading mode is enabled?
When reading mode is enabled on a website in Safari, all ads and other elements disappear except for the main content of the page (including text, images, and links).
In this mode, web pages look simple and distraction-free, text is easier to read, and when you need to print those pages, you won't see images or junk that have nothing to do with the main content.
