Fika is a tool which can help you extract the main content from the webpage and present it in a peaceful reading mode. Other than that, Fika retrieves the table of content and offers four delightful themes: Vanilla, Latte, Blabar, Licorice.
@abhib As I know, Chrome doesn't have a built-in reader mode on desktop. Safari and Edge do have a reader mode for certain websites but they don't support auto-generated table of content. Thanks a lot for your comment.
As a heavy web reader, I finally got the kindle-like reading experience in Chrome. The four custom themes including night mode are beautiful. And the auto-generated table-of-content is super useful when reading long articles!
@akash_joshi Thanks for sharing this. I just checked outline.com. It seems more like an annotation tool for the web. Fika is an easy-to-use Chrome extension that provides kindle-like reading experience and auto-generated table of content.
@tg44 Oops...Fika is actually a Swedish word. It means a coffee break that’s more about socialising than drinking coffee. And something sweet is also welcome.
Any plans for making this available as an API/Library (free or paid doesn't matter)? I could really use something like this on a new Product we are working on and currently using Diffbot but they are just too expensive at the moment...
Hi Andy, Fika actully supports multi language. It auto detects the language of current webpage and provide related fonts to choose from. Try it out. ;-)
@nguyen_sinh_thanh I am sorry for the inconvenience. Fika was removed from Chrome Webstore due to a recent change of Google privacy policy. We made some minor modifications, added a privacy policy link and now it's back to the store! Thanks.
Walnut