OpenDyslexic for Chrome
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BeeLine helps you read more quickly and easily. Try it free and see how much it can help you!
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Our innovative reading technology has won awards at MIT, Stanford, and the United Nations.
Read about us in The Atlantic (http://theatln.tc/24LsoX8) or listen to our interview on NPR (http://bit.ly/1Tl3tpp).
To try BeeLine, install now and start reading easier for free!
HOW IT WORKS
BeeLine uses a color gradient to guide your eyes from the end of one line to the beginning of the next. This seemingly simple tweak makes reading easier and faster because it allows you to transition between lines quickly and effortlessly. Many people are able to read 20% or 30% faster with BeeLine, even on their first try. BeeLine is used by students from grade school to grad school, including at leading schools around the world.
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The whole page gets refreshed and breaks the formatting. I thought it was literally an overlay with colored text but that isnt the case. Went to Lifehacker/Gizmodo/Consumerist and pressed the bee icon; text gets removed.
I love it for long articles! Definitely helps to prevent losing your place while reading, especially if you take time to read graphics, charts or closely check out images.