Disable Javascript for that site and it reads normally. I've found that most news sites become much more readable (and chew through far less of my CPU, and stop autoplaying loud videos, and skip paywalls) with JS disabled.

The Chrome plugin I'm using (Quick Javascript Switcher) disables on a per-domain basis and remembers the setting for each.

I'm a huge fan of SPAs and JS in the browser and yet I'm quickly blocking JS out of large swaths of the internet simply because it improves the browsing experience. I'm not quite sure what this lesson is teaching me.

"Got a mirror?"

Ha! I thought you were going to propose a visible-spectrum variant of this tech.

Open in incognito