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How to Use Reading Mode on an iPhone or iPad

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Reading mode is a nifty feature that can be found on both iPhones and iPads. This feature helps users read articles or any online content in a more comfortable and streamlined manner. With reading mode, you can remove distracting elements from the page, optimize the text size and font, and change the theme of the page to enhance readability. In this article, we will guide you on how to use reading mode on your iPhone or iPad.

Step 1: Open Safari

The first step is to open Safari, the default web browser on your iPhone or iPad.

Step 2: Navigate to the website

Next, navigate to the website that you want to read. Once you have found the article or content, tap on it to open it.

Step 3: Enable Reading Mode

Once the page loads, look for a set of lines (known as the “Reader” icon) to the left of the URL area on the top of the page. If this icon is present, it means that Safari has detected that you are reading an article and is offering you reading mode. Tap the icon to enable it.

Step 4: Customize Reading Mode

Once reading mode is enabled, the page will reformat to optimize the content for reading. You can customize the mode further by tapping on the “Aa” icon in the top left corner of the screen. This will give you additional options including:

– Font size: You can increase or decrease the font size to optimize for your eyesight.

– Font type: You can change the font type to one that best suits your reading preferences.

– Background color: You can change the background color to highlight the content and minimize distractions.

Step 5: Exit Reading Mode

Once you have finished reading, tap the “Reader” icon again to exit reading mode.

Conclusion

Reading mode is a simple yet useful feature that can significantly enhance your reading experience while browsing the internet. It helps you isolate the content and minimize distractions, which is especially useful when reading long-form articles. With the steps listed above, you can quickly enable and customize reading mode on your iPhone or iPad, making it easier to read and enjoy the content that you love.

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