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If chromium dev version there is a text superposition problem in all the link of the text, but also on other part of the text.

Clic again on the readability button to solve the problem...
So you have to clic two times to have a correct display.

Chrome recently removed the extension from my toolbar and from my extension list. When I try to install it from the store now this error comes up.

Currently the document context menu has ”Readability" button.

Some users (me included) prefer not to have an extra button in the context menu, therefore I believe it's reasonable to add an option to disable it.

Oh, also as mentioned in issue #6 the plugin is currently broken.

MacOS: 10.6
Chrome: 6.0.472.55

When you click on Readability's print icon, Chrome shows a print preview, which contains an error message and the print button is disabled. See [1] for a workaround and a description of how to fix this in Readability.

[1] http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=93941

If we use this extension on the website www.cubic.com, the text of the news is duplicate.

See for example : http://www.clubic.com/connexion-internet/fai-et-box/actualite-380468-debit-internet-ue-vitesse-europe.html

This article is in 5 part. After a gap, the five part are put again.

I've been using Readability on Firefox for some time and I love it, thanks for a great extension.

I'm trying to install Readability on Google Chrome from the Google Chrome Extensions gallery and the installation fails with the following error:

Extension Install Failure
Invalid value for 'content_scripts[0].matches[0]'.

OS: Mac OS X, Version 10.6.4
Google Chrome Version: 5.0.375.127

Thanks,
Ori

make readibility not button but light-gray small icon in address bar
IMHO it would be better

maybe an option in preferences to choose which one you would like to have

I use Alt+R as the keyboard shortcut for readability-redux. (don't remember what the default was). The extension gets inadvertently activated, replicated thus in Chrome 7.0.517.17 dev on Windows Vista x86_32:

1. Use Alt+Tab to navigate to a chrome window.
2. With focus anywhere on the page (other than Omnibar, Nav/Extension bar or Bookmarks Toolbar), hit just "R" (not assigned Alt+R shortcut) on keyboard.
3. The readability script is triggered, causing a page refresh. Obviously, this is especially painful while typing something in a textbox (which is lost) or on a login session.

I was able to reproduce this behavior with a bunch of Alt+ shortcuts, and less consistently with Ctrl+ shortcuts.

About:Version:

Google Chrome 7.0.517.17 (Official Build 60429) dev
WebKit 534.7
V8 2.3.11.12
User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US) AppleWebKit/534.7 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/7.0.517.17 Safari/534.7
Command Line "C:\Users\Varun\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --purge-memory-button

I used Readability Redux on this page.

The first paragraph ("WASHINGTON — The yearlong legislative .... top domestic priority.") and all links ("NBC", "Nancy Pelosi", "Air Force One", etc) are missing.

My Readability bookmarklet does not have these issues.

Thanks!

Theres a console.log() left on line 88 in the listener.setSettings() function.

(I accidentally a whole bug report, so I'm reposting it here.)

I've been having this issue with Readability Redux for a while now. The Readability bookmarklet works just fine, the extension works on both stable and beta versions on Windows XP and Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 in virtual machines, but I can't make it work on my main copy of Chrome on Windows 7 anymore!

You can see the bug in this screenshot ( http://imgur.com/4YHCF.png ): the preview pane should have the three buttons on the left and should change according to the options I set above. None of these happen. I'm guessing there's an issue with options.js, since I believe that is the file that renders the three buttons on the left. I don't know, I'm no expert.

I've done everything I could to make this extension work: I've uninstalled and reinstalled it, I've reinstalled Chrome (after cleaning up the registry and rebooting), I've replaced the extension files on the Chrome folder with the files from this repository, I've replaced the files with the ones on the Windows XP virtual machine (since the extension works there)... still, the bug won't go away.

I'm running Chrome 5.0.375.29 beta on Windows 7 Ultimate, but I've had this problem with previous beta versions.

MHordecki: Interesting! One thing: When in options tab, launch Chrome's javascript console (in the main menu: Developer > JavaScript Console) - are there any errors (in red) written in it? If so, could you copy-paste it here (or pastebin, etc).

feliven: There you go:

options.js:52 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'get_settings' of null
options.js:83 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'create_javascript' of null

If you need anything else, let me know.

NilsTycho: I cannot reproduce (Chrome 5.0.375.38 beta, Windows 7). It looks like both errors are because Chrome cannot find Readability Redux's "background page". If you open the Extensions page and turn on Developer mode, do you see a link to "redux/background.html" under Readability Redux?

feliven: I do! http://prntscr.com/doym
(Chrome 5.0.375.38 beta, W7)

The extension is not working for me :( . In the console log I see the above mentioned error.

as the tittle says, i don't like how RR remove things when i selected Apply readability only to selected fragments, like when i visit this page : http://www.themathpage.com/arith/mental-arithmetic-multiplication.htm

when i tried to select it from top to bottom ( Full page ) it only takes from the paragraph :
"Since it is true in arithmetic that we may multiply by decomposing the multiplier, the right-hand distributive law of algebra may be applied to arithmetic"

How do i let RR to select the full page? instead of ommiting vital contents, as i want it to print.

Hope you can help :D

I'm not sure if the new Readability still uses the same architecture, but there is still a bookmarklet available: https://www.readability.com/bookmarklets/

Hi Mike,

love the extension for chrome!!

1 thing – can you please add a customisable hotkey to make the currenty page ‘Readabile’

i just want to the Crtl R or whatever to enable Reability

Cheers

Justin

Readability has been updated to deal with another parsing error on the New York Times.

See http://code.google.com/p/arc90labs-readability/issues/detail?id=477

Any chance for removing the debug console.log of the extension?

It's quite annoying to see a foreign console.log - gets in the way of one's development zone.

I keep finding myself disabling and enabling the extension a few times daily.

I've been having this issue with Readability Redux for a while now. The Readability bookmarklet works just fine, the extension works on both stable and beta versions on Windows XP and Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 in virtual machines, but I can't make it work on my main copy of Chrome on Windows 7 anymore!

You can see the bug in this screenshot ( http://imgur.com/4YHCF.png ): the preview pane should have the three buttons on the left and should change according to the options I set above. None of these happen. I'm guessing there's an issue with options.js, since I believe that is the file that renders the three buttons on the left. I don't know, I'm no expert.

I've done everything I could to make this extension work: I've uninstalled and reinstalled it, I've reinstalled Chrome (after cleaning up the registry and rebooting), I've replaced the extension files on the Chrome folder with the files from this repository, I've replaced the files with the ones on the Windows XP virtual machine (since the extension works there)... still, the bug won't go away.

I'm running Chrome 5.0.375.29 beta on Windows 7 Ultimate, but I've had this problem with previous beta versions.

Using the >> Readability Redux option or Alt+R on a page has no effect now. I'm not sure why, there are no visible errors and I dno't know where is the error log located.

you've left a console.log in contentscript.js which is a bit distracting for developers as it appears on every page I debug :)

See here: https://github.com/hsingh23/lens