@asideofgrits Yeah, it works. And you can put a button in the quick settings. Interesting! Here's just the design with huge buttons Google is here too. It works even with google-services switched off, you just need to switch on the service of the reader itself. But the settings are cat tears! Very few. Ancient style, as if I were reading an Egyptian scroll. [image: 1701773529904-screenshot_2023-12-05-12-47-20-380_com.vivaldi.browser_1.jpg]

VIVALDI already has a menu item "hide menu" . So developers are acquainted with this feature. Here you need to ask professionals how easily Android transfers control to a third-party application to allow it to remove the top row from the screen.

@Hadden89 Thanks I will with 2 hands

I'm visually impaired & having a, "reader mode" in Vivaldi would be huge, as a screen-reader user. Reader mode gets rid of all the ads & other junk screen-readers often have trouble navigating passed. This new mode could also include an option for dark mode, which I prefer. Contrast is extremely important for people like myself, who are blind or have low vision.