Page One Safari Extension...I DESPISE MULTI-PAGE ARTICLES WITH THE HEAT OF A MILLION SUNS. The Page One extension for Safari fixes them, automatically displaying the single-page version of articles for several popular news sites.
I built the creation for myself for sites I use frequently and so, for the moment, it gives you single-page articles for only these sites:
The New York Times
The New Yorker
The Atlantic
Slate
Wired
Vanity Fair
The New York Observer
Details
Gourmet
Businessweek
Columbia Journalism Review
Foreign
What's New
Version 1.1:
Adds support for these additional sites:
Businessweek
Columbia Journalism Review
Foreign Policy
GQ
Intelligent Life
Lapham's Quarterly
The Nation
The New Republic
Outside Online
Village Voice
The Washington Post
Requirements
PPC / Intel
Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
Safari 5 or later.
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Exactly! I was going to ask if this extension works better than Safari Reader. For some pages, Safari doesn't enable the Reader button, instead leaving it as the RSS button. For some, Safari Reader doesn't manage to combine multiple pages into one page.
"How does Page One differ from Readability or Safari Reader?
"I'm in love with Readability. I am publicly saying here and now, I want to make out with each and every one of the folks responsible. But it's a different take. Readability strips out the page's design, including its navigation. The goal is to send the site away and leave only the content behind. Page One meanwhile leaves the site design in place (in most cases), letting you see the article's entire content without breaking from the site's browsing experience. You don't have to take any action to trigger Page One's functionality, either. It makes its changes silently so that you're getting full content as part of your casual browsing. Page One and Readability are nice complements, I think."
Developer, you have great taste in reading material, Gourmet aside. Then again, I'm not much of a chef.
Great extension, does precisely what it says very well and I haven't noticed any kind of time lag. I'd suggest folding in an option to make these lovely single pages automatically appear in Reader format, but you probably shouldn't mess with a good thing.
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Page One Safari Extension...I DESPISE MULTI-PAGE ARTICLES WITH THE HEAT OF A MILLION SUNS. The Page One extension for Safari fixes them, automatically displaying the single-page version of articles for several popular news sites.
I built the creation for myself for sites I use frequently and so, for the moment, it gives you single-page articles for only these sites:
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"How does Page One differ from Readability or Safari Reader?
"I'm in love with Readability. I am publicly saying here and now, I want to make out with each and every one of the folks responsible. But it's a different take. Readability strips out the page's design, including its navigation. The goal is to send the site away and leave only the content behind. Page One meanwhile leaves the site design in place (in most cases), letting you see the article's entire content without breaking from the site's browsing experience. You don't have to take any action to trigger Page One's functionality, either. It makes its changes silently so that you're getting full content as part of your casual browsing. Page One and Readability are nice complements, I think."
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Ladydarby reviewed on 27 Jul 2011
Great extension, does precisely what it says very well and I haven't noticed any kind of time lag. I'd suggest folding in an option to make these lovely single pages automatically appear in Reader format, but you probably shouldn't mess with a good thing.