Reading, examined honestly
Why online reading is harder than it should be, what the research on tools like bionic reading actually says, and how to get more out of the things you're already trying to read.
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How-to
Reading PDFs without losing your place
Running headers, page numbers and dense method sections make PDFs harder to read than they need to be. Here is what actually helps.
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Product
What is Deep Reading Time, and why doesn't Skimora show a WPM score?
Most reading tools chase a speed number. Skimora deliberately measures something else: whether you actually stayed.
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Accessibility
Lexend, Atkinson Hyperlegible or OpenDyslexic: which reading font should you use?
Skimora bundles three fonts built with reading in mind, plus your original and Comic Sans. Here is what each one is actually for.
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Reading science
Does bionic reading actually work?
It's Skimora's most requested feature and its most argued-about one. Here's an honest look at what bold word starts do and don't do.
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Reading science
Why reading online feels harder than reading print
It's not just you, and it's not just willpower. Screens change how your eyes move across a page in ways paper never did.
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