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Reader view on Firefox for Android strips away images, ads, videos and menus from a web page, so you can focus on what you're reading. Learn how it works.

[[Template:fenixmigration]] Reader view on Firefox for Android may sometimes strips away images, ads, videos and menus from a web page, so you can focus on reading. Through the reader view, You can change the font type, increase or decrease the font size and change the background color. Reader view is only available for articles, blog posts and other web pages that can be simplified. =See an article in Reader view= #Open a web page that can be simplified. #Tap the Reader view icon on the navigation bar. #;[[Image:FxA-ReaderViewIcon]] #;This icon will only appear for certain types of web pages, such as articles and blog posts. #*The page will load in reader view mode and the Reader view icon will change color. #To return the web page to normal mode, tap the Reader view icon again or tap the device's {menu Back} button. =Change the Reader view Appearance= While in Reader view mode, you can change the page's appearance: #[[Template:menupreview]] #Select {menu Customize reader view} to show the Reader view controls. #;[[Image:FxA-ReaderViewAppearance|width=320]] #*Tap {pref '''Sans serif'''} to change the font to Sans serif. #*Tap {pref '''Serif'''} to change the font to Serif. #*Tap {pref '''‒'''} icon to decrease the font size. #*Tap {pref '''+'''} icon to increase the font size. #*Tap one of these options to change the Reader view background color: #**{pref '''Dark'''}: Changes the background color to black; the text changes to white. #**{pref '''Sepia'''}: Changes the background color to a reddish-brown. #**{pref '''Light'''}: Changes the background color to white.