How to use Reader View in Vivaldi for a comfortable text reading experience?

Reader View in Vivaldi is designed specifically to strip web pages of intrusive ads, pop-up windows, sidebars, and other distracting interface elements, leaving only the clean text and article illustrations. This makes the process of reading long materials as comfortable for the eyes as possible and helps you better focus on the content of the information.

To activate Reader View on a supported page, look at the browser's address bar, where a special book-shaped icon will appear.

Once the mode is activated, a reading settings panel becomes available, allowing you to flexibly adapt the text's appearance to your personal preferences. You can change the font size, choose a serif or sans-serif typeface, adjust the text column width for comfortable reading, and switch the color scheme to light, dark, or sepia for working in the evening.

This feature is useful both for students and researchers studying large volumes of documentation, and for developers reading technical blogs and specifications. Text formatted in a uniform style is perceived significantly faster, and the absence of visual clutter on the screen reduces overall fatigue during prolonged work at the computer.