It’s a bookmarklet
- Drag this link, Squirt, to your bookmarks bar (?).
- Visit an article you’d like to speed read.
- Click the bookmarklet.
Squirt stores anonymous interaction data to help us improve the product.
Can’t find your bookmarks bar?
This 30-second video tutorial will have you speed reading in, well, about 30 seconds.
Or, read these instructions
- Enable your bookmarks bar: Chrome, Firefox, Safari
- Drag the big blue button to your bookmarks bar: Squirt
- Visit an article, click the bookmarklet, and read speedily.
FAQ
Q) Can I read part of a page?
A) Yes, just select the text you’d like to read before clicking the bookmarklet.
Q) Where do I submit bug reports and feedback?
A) Github issues is the best (search for your issue before creating it!), but emails to [email protected] and tweets @squirtio work, too.
Q) I’m a publisher—can I embed Squirt on my site?
A) Absolutely! The bookmarklet will work as a normal <a> tag— you can copy this one. Feature requests on Github will encourage me to clean up the code and make it easy to customize.
Made by Cameron Boehmer
- Twitter: @camron
- Github: @cameron
- Blog: siliconfidential.com
- Employed @ Hack Reactor
Acknowledgements
Spritz Inc, the company whose patents are pending.
Readability, the company who open-sourced their innovation and made mine sustainably possible.
The problem with software patents.
Michael McKellar for a brilliant logo concept.
Shu Uesugi for his Jekyll theme, Solo.