eInk Mode: Making web pages easier to read

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How Wikipedia looks in Eink mode What is Eink Mode? The Eink mode, as the name suggests, is a web browsing mode specifically designed for users of Electronic Ink (E Ink) devices. Its purpose is to present the website's content in a way that is most suitable for electronic ink devices, allowing E Ink users to have an immersive experience similar to reading a physical book while viewing the website's content. With the presentation of the Eink mode and electronic paper, the act of going online is transformed from merely "surfing" the internet to being more akin to "reading" the internet. Experiencing the Eink Mode To help you better understand the benefits of Eink mode, experiencing it directly is the fastest way. This webpage already supports Eink mode, so it can be displayed using this mode. I will introduce the features and operation methods of Eink mode one by one. If you have an E-ink device that can use a browser, such as an "open-system" E-reader[Note 1](An open-system e-reader refers to a device whose operating system uses Android and allows users to install apps either directly or indirectly. In contrast, a closed-system e-reader does not allow app installations.), E Ink tablet , E Ink phone or monitor , you can try reading this webpage on them. However, before using it, it is recommended to set the refresh mode of the device to fast refresh mode, as some features will provide a better user experience only in fast refresh mode. Eink Icon and Entering Eink Mode First, when you see the eink icon on the website, it indicates that this site offers Eink mode, which is suitable for viewing on Eink devices. When the webpage is partially loaded, the icon will become a button and then you can click on the icon, or swipe from left to right anywhere on the webpage to enter this mode. (If you're currently viewing this using Facebook's built-in browser, you can only enter this mode by clicking the button. This is because the Facebook app's swipe gestures cause interference...

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