View web pages in Reader View

Reader View in Firefox for iOS strips away images, ads, videos and menus from a web page, so you can focus on reading. Reader View is available for articles, blog posts and other web pages that can be simplified. Here's how to use it: #Tap the Reader View icon [[Image:reader mode icon 57]] in the address bar for the page you'd like to view. (If the button is not displaying, that page is not available in Reader View.) #The icon will turn blue when the page is in Reader View. #Tap the Add to Reading List icon [[Image:AddToReaderList iOS|width=30]] to download the page for offline reading, and show it in your Reader List. #Tap the Text Options icon [[Image:ReaderViewTextOptions iOS|width=35]] to customize your view. #The Marker icon ([[Image:ReaderViewMarkedOn iOS|width=50]] or [[Image:ReaderViewMarkedOff iOS|width=50]]) highlights your page in your Reader List. #To exit Reader View, tap the Reader View icon again, and the page will return to regular view.

Reader View in Firefox for iOS strips away images, ads, videos and menus from a web page, so you can focus on reading. Reader View is available for articles, blog posts and other web pages that can be simplified.

Here's how to use it:

1. Tap the Reader View icon in the address bar for the page you'd like to view. (If the button is not displaying, that page is not available in Reader View.)
2. The icon will turn blue when the page is in Reader View.
3. Tap the Add to Reading List icon to download the page for offline reading, and show it in your Reader List.
4. Tap the Text Options icon to customize your view.
5. The Marker icon ( or ) highlights your page in your Reader List.
6. To exit Reader View, tap the Reader View icon again, and the page will return to regular view.