#reader-mode-button Īs much as I dislike (and have disabled) Pocket, as much I appreciate and regularly use the Reader Mode (even if I’ve disabled as well the Reading List)… * FIREFOX READER MODE BUTTON ALWAYS VISIBLE */ With a bit of practice (and logic) you quickly get to spot availability. To solve these issues making it always available (Reader icon always visible/accessible in the urlbar) is a logical alternative, leading to the certitude of never missing a “readable” page together with the risk of failure on certain pages, risk which already exists (even if reduced) when letting the Reader Mode decide for itself. Indeed, and the problem is that it is sometimes available for pages that won’t render correctly and sometimes unavailable for pages that would render correctly. so it's actually noticeable that you've received a new notification without having to change my windows theme around?Īlso wanted to say thank you to kirsle for posting this tip.“Reader Mode is not available on all pages by default” I'm wondering if there is anyway to make it a bright or darker color. you have to look really hard to notice the shade change. as of right now it does change the pinned tab background color to a very light blue. I'm wondering if there is a way to get a better notification when I do get a new action on google voice. or if it's just not possible without an API or something for someone to create a notification plugin. If everyone that uses google voice just uses chrome. I don't know why someone hasn't created a legit google voice plugin for firefox. which is sad considering how simple it is. it works the best out of everything else. I ended up eventually finding this post, and so far. I went to the google voice website and noticed I had a new text and voicemail that never popped up at all on my desktop.

and after having it running for 2-3 days. I downloaded and installed 3 or 4 different windows applications. but nothing that seems to work for me with firefox.īut it doesn't notify me without hovering over it to check.

they made an amazing plugin for chrome of course. and I'm having a lot of trouble finding an acceptable way to receive notifications on my computer when I get a new text, missed call, or voicemail with google voice. but I've decided to switch back to firefox.

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