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Is something possible?

Hello.

Tried the script - works good. However after opening an article the focus doesn't change. So if article is large, I need to click on it to read all content (PgDn, PgUp and such).

Also a question. They removed text aligning in new version. I asked support - "yes, we did it deliberately", they said. So. Is there a possibility (or maybe you know someone/someplace who/which to ask) to make a script which would align text in articles (justify it). Screenshot As far as I understand "include" must be https://www.inoreader.com/article/*

Best wishes. Ivan

Tried the script - works good. However after opening an article the focus doesn't change. So if article is large, I need to click on it to read all content (PgDn, PgUp and such).

I chose not to because the iframe will catch all keyboard events, making it impossible to close again using the q shortcut key.

Also a question. They removed text aligning in new version. I asked support - "yes, we did it deliberately", they said. So. Is there a possibility (or maybe you know someone/someplace who/which to ask) to make a script which would align text in articles (justify it). Screenshot I don't really care about that, so I won't create something to remedy it. What you can do without any technical knowledge is create custom css styles (using stylus/stylish) that will change it. You would create a separate style for each alignment, so you can easily enable disable:

The css rules should be this or something similar:

.article_full_contents { text-align: center }

and

.article_full_contents { text-align: justify }

As far as I understand "include" must be https://www.inoreader.com/article/* That will cause the script not to be enabled if the first page you load is anything but https://www.inoreader.com/article/* like for example:

• https://www.inoreader.com/all-articles
• https://www.inoreader.com
• https://www.inoreader.com/folder/*
• ...

The script will not be started every time the url changes, as they are not full page refreshes.