help required safari

[kendoMAcair]

Hi All.

I need some help. Every time I load a webpage now on safari, this, kind of preview page appears, so I have to click past that to get onto the actual website.

It is really annoying and I have no idea how to fix it. I have googled it and YouTube it, but I have no idea what to type for help.

So for example below. In order to access the page "in my screenshot", I have to click to either the left or the right of that text to get into the actual page.

Sorry for the vagueness. Could anyone offer me some advice? Thank you

Ken

 

[casperes1996]

That's not a preview. It's Reader Mode. It's very nice for streamlining the reading experience of articles.

You can change whether it's the default for specific webpages or in general in Safari Settings here:

Reader Mode is also good for accessibility as you can adjust all sorts of things for Reader Mode specifically like contrast, dark mode, etc. in ways that maintain just the focused content. But it's definitely only useful on some websites for some content.

 

[bogdanw]

Apple Support - Change Websites settings in Safari on Mac
"Reader
On: Automatically use Safari Reader to display articles on the site without ads or other distractions.
Off: Don’t use Reader by default on the site. (you can still choose to use Reader for individual articles on the site)."
https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/ibrwe2159f50/
Apple Support - Hide ads when reading articles in Safari on Mac
"You can use Safari Reader to view a web page article in one page, formatted for easy reading, and presented without ads, navigation or other distracting items."
https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/sfri32632/

 

[kendoMAcair]

That's not a preview. It's Reader Mode. It's very nice for streamlining the reading experience of articles.

You can change whether it's the default for specific webpages or in general in Safari Settings here:

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Reader Mode is also good for accessibility as you can adjust all sorts of things for Reader Mode specifically like contrast, dark mode, etc. in ways that maintain just the focused content. But it's definitely only useful on some websites for some content.

Great advice. Thanks so much.