readReddit, Readable text posts on reddit

Takes any text post and reformats it to a pleasant to read format.

Users430

Rating4.4

Reviews7

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth+2

7-day growth rate+0.47%

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4.43

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2026年5月29日2026年6月4日

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Version0.15.0

ManifestV3

Size87.0KiB

Languages1English

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readReddit adds a pleasant and clutter free reading mode for reddit text posts and comments.

I greatly enjoy reading stories that are posted on subreddits like /r/WritingPrompts and /r/HFY. What I like less is reading these stories on my computer. Both old and new reddit put too much clutter around text and the formatting itself always feels less than ideal for long pieces of text.

A while ago I had a realization "I can fix this!", which is what I promptly set out to do. I started out with a bit of custom css, then I realized I could do better with some scripting. That sort of spiraled out of control and before I knew it I had made it in a full blown browser extension.

The extension takes text posts or each top level comment and transforms the text from the cluttered reddit format into a nice clutter free and better formatted overlay (see the screenshots).

It is even somewhat "smart" about how it grabs the text, so when you encounter one of those authors who needed to continue in the comments it will also include the text from those comments!

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