Do you think there is a market for an extension/service that allow you to browse any site in a lite version?(not by just blocking all optional files...but by adapting the site automatically)
Reader Mode is really best-suited for longform article consumption, IMO. So reading an individual article in CNN works well in Reader Mode, but you wouldn't want to necessarily browsing the whole site that way. I'm not sure it would even work.
(EDIT: Nope. Front page doesn't even show the option. I believe Firefox expects some kind of meta tag to let it know that the page in question has a clearly-defined article/content body.)
>If you’re getting your bang for buck on it as a consumer (and I know I am), then moral arguments are useless. As with all things the market makes the ultimate decisions, not the individual.
You could use the same train of thought for Soylent Green.
I'm curious, were you actually making true friends at work? or was it just people who were nice enough to make it easier to spend the whole day working?
I've never met someone I could remotely call a friend as an employee.
I made a few friends when I was in college, but absolutely none at work.
Yes, it's a fork from the project of Prof. Jserv.
Then I'm adding some other features, like comment system, photo storage, etc.
Since it's under BSD license.