‘The Times of India’ brings you ‘Hack of the Day’—a new weekday series of quick, practical solutions to everyday hassles. Each hack is designed to save you time, money or stress, using tools and features within your reach—from government websites to everyday apps. In simple terms, it’s simple fixes for smarter living.
Long-form articles, essays, and explainers are frequently buried under layers of clutter — autoplay videos, pop-up ads, moving banners, and endless sidebars that compete for your attention. For anyone trying to focus on the actual text, this can feel overwhelming and even discourage deep reading. That’s where Google Chrome’s Reading Mode comes in.
In today’s digital world, reading online often means battling distractions.
- It’s a simple but powerful feature designed to strip away the noise and present a clean, text-first version of the page. By removing unnecessary elements, Reading Mode helps you concentrate on the content itself, making it easier to absorb information, study, or simply enjoy a calmer reading experience. Whether you’re a student tackling research papers, a professional reviewing documentation, or just someone who prefers distraction-free browsing, this hack can transform the way you consume long articles online. Open the article in Google Chrome on your computer.