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ListoRead
Read any web article one word at a time, privately
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Read any web article one word at a time, privately
2 followers
Press Alt+R on any page: ListoRead finds the article and shows it one word at a time, with a red focus letter fixed in place and natural pauses at commas and full stops. Pause to see the whole sentence. Free, 11 languages, no account, no tracking.
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Hi Product Hunt!
I read a lot on screen and noticed that I mostly skim: I lose the thread, jump back, open another tab. ListoRead is my fix for that.
How it works: open any article and press Alt+R (or select some text first). It finds the main text and shows it one word at a time. One red letter in each word stays in exactly the same spot, so your eyes don't have to move. Commas, full stops and paragraph breaks get natural pauses, and long words get a little more time.
A few things I cared about:
Pause shows the whole sentence, and you can click any word to jump back
When you close the reader, the page highlights where you stopped
No account, no server, no tracking: the text never leaves your browser
11 interface languages; very long words (hello, German and Russian) are split so they fit
Don't want to install anything? Paste text into the online reader at listoread.com/reader
It's free. I'd love specific feedback: on which sites does article detection fail for you, and what speed feels comfortable?