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Somesites have this option, some do not. Some with more text do not have this option than others with much less text. Stack Overflow for instance displays only the question rather than any answers in Reader View.

I have had my Firefox upgraded from 38.0.1 to 38.0.5 and have found a new feature called ReaderView - which is a sort of overlay which removes "page clutter" and makes text easier to read.Readerview is found in the right hand side of the address bar as a clickable icon on certain pages.

This is fine, but from the programming point of view I want to know how "reader view" works, which criteria of which pages it applies to. I have done some exploration of the Mozilla Firefox website with no clear answers (sod all programming answers of any sort I found), I have of course Googled / Binged this and this only came back with references to Firefox addons - this is not an addon but a staple part of the new Firefox version.

I made an assumption that readerview used HTML5 and would extract contents but this is not the case as it works on Wikipedia which does not appear to use or similar HTML5 tags, instead the readview extracts certain s and displays them alone. This feature works on some HTML5 pages - such as wikipedia - but then not others.

If anyone has any ideas how Firefox ReaderView actually operates and how this operation can be used by website developers, can you share? Or if you can find where this information can be located, can you point me in the right direction - as I have not been able to find this.

Then each of these "nodes" is given a score based on things such as comma counts and class names that apply to the node. This is a somewhat multi-faceted process where scores are added for text chunks but also scores are seemingly reduced for invalid parts or syntax. Scores in sub-parts of "node" are reflected in the score of the node as a whole. ie the parent element contains the scores of all lower elements, I think.

The algorithm works with paragraph tags. First of all, it tries to identify parts of the page which are definitely not content - like forms and so on - and removes them. Then it goes through the paragraph nodes on the page and assigns a score based on content-richness: it gives them points for things like number of commas, length of content, etc. Notice that a paragraph with fewer than 25 characters is immediately discarded.

Scores then "bubble up" the DOM tree: each paragraph will add part of its score to all of its parent nodes - a direct parent gets the full score added to its total, a grandparent only half its score, a great-grandparent a third and so on. This allows the algorithm to identify higher-level elements which are likely to be the main content section.

In order for these Reader View algorithms to work for your website, you want them to correctly identify the content-heavy sections of your page. This means you want the more content-heavy nodes on your page to get high scores in the algorithm.

Kingsman_Galahad:

Hello. I try the same with 330R and that worked but when I want to play file audio through SD module and speaker of 8 ohm something happened, the speaker sounds like BEEP. If I disconnect the module RFID the file audio sounds in the speaker. I use the library tmrpcm.

So, the problem arises when you have three things plugged in. The obvious next step is to connect just the RFID reader and the SD card, initialize the SD card and the RFID reader, and see what happens.

PaulS:

So, the problem arises when you have three things plugged in. The obvious next step is to connect just the RFID reader and the SD card, initialize the SD card and the RFID reader, and see what happens.

My phone is an LG tribute empire and it doesn't work. If I enter in an amount then swipe it does not work. Even though I gave square the permission to use the jack my phone still thinks I plugged in real headphones and is listening to music. I think my phone is overtaking the permission and thinks I'm listening to music.

Would you mind providing some more context as to the specific problem you are encountering with each reader? Are you receiving any kind of error message on your device? What specifically isn't working?

We would love to assist as soon as we get a bit more detail. I will keep an eye out for your response!

same problem here... and the big problem is that it has been working for over a year on my phone and was just working a few days ago on this same phone... now it doesn't work on my phone... I have another magstripe reader that will not work on this phone either.... both readers connect... I get indication in the app that the reader is connected... but will not read a card when swiped... and forget the troubleshooting tips... I ALREADY TRIED THEM AND THEY ARE NOT WORKING...

@Gallery218 that sounds super frustrating! Does it work on other devices, or do other readers work on your current phone? How long have you had the magstripe reader and are all of your devices and apps up to date?

@Zarka Sorry to hear you're having trouble connecting your magstripe reader with your device! I merged your post in to this thread, please go through George's troubleshooting steps when you get a chance.

Unfortunately for me as a street vendor I cannot swipe any credit cards through the reader and therefore I forced to input all info manually. I've sent several inquiries to Square support but they anly suggest to update the software or to send me a new reader.

I'm sorry to hear that you haven't been able to swipe cards! The troubleshooting steps in this thread should help but if you'd like to speak to someone you can certainly call our CS team if you prefer!

Or if you need one ASAP you can buy a magstripe reader in retail locations. To find a retail store near you visit -to-buy. I recommend calling ahead to make sure they're in stock if you're making a long journey!

Book recommendation of the week: Sandwich, by Catherine Newman. This is the story of a family during their summer beach vacation, as the mom struggles with menopause, her kids getting older, and her aging parents. There are some very vivid descriptions of sandwiches, as well as the push and pull of family.

The comment section on this post is open for discussion with other readers on any work-related questions that you want to talk about (that includes school). If you want an answer from me, emailing me is still your best bet*, but this is a chance to take your questions to other readers.

I work at a nonprofit. We are currently getting $.58 per mile reimbursed. I am one of a handful of employees that travels frequently to other sites to work. I would say I reimburse about 1,200 miles per year.

I made it past the initial screen and submitted the first compensated exercise last week. I allowed myself some optimism, since the task seemed geared almost exactly to my strengths. But I also knew this job would get a ton of applicants with skills at or above my level, so I tried really hard to not get too attached.

800 emails later, it has finally stopped. If you were the university, would you ignore all those requests from recruiters to be removed, since you need them to be recruiting your students and they were most unwittingly responding to one specific event? Or are you obligated to honor their request? Do you dare send a follow-up email to explain and apologize? Do you do personal outreach to the recruiters who participated in the melee to mend relations? Just to recruiters from high-value contacts, e.g. Fortune 500 companies and major local employers? Cut the registration fee for your next career fair as a mea culpa?

This affects my work only slightly: My work is pure physical labor. I deliberately made more work for myself when counting new stock as a healthy way to vent my frustrations and distract myself, and I explained my reasoning for doing that. At what point am I giving too much information, or at what point is giving specific details that there is an issue ongoing necessary?

I gave two weeks notice at my job. My manager, the owner of the company, sent a message to all the team leads that I would be leaving and I sent the team leads and the other person on my team a message that I had cleared my calendar and would be happy to meet with them to facilitate my departure. I also created a document outlining several tasks that remained and where I was with each of them.

I just left my job. I had worked at the same small company for six years. Over the years, I have seen admin staff leave with little notice and staff who gave notice but did not actually work through it. My boss, Amanda, told me that she actually did not want them to work those two weeks, so she gave them the option to leave immediately. I was not there for those conversations, so I only had her word. I also know from past interactions that she is not someone who is open to criticism.

When I left, I was the only employee. I did my job (which is a client-facing job and if something is missed, it can open the business up to liability) plus a large share of the administrative work. Amanda worked partial days while I worked extra hours to get everything done. I was vital to the company running smoothly.

But one day, I had a terrible day at work and all of the frustrations of the job just boiled over. I felt unsupported, used, and frankly like I was drowning in mismanagement. After a tearful phone call about how stressed I was, my fiance suggested that I look for jobs in his area, about two hours away. We had talked about it before, but now I was ready to leave. It was not a full-time search but I was keeping an eye open. I applied for two jobs. Within a week of submitting my second application, I was interviewed and hired. I told them that I would need a delayed start date so that the transition would be smooth. They agreed.

Not only did you not screw over Amanda, but you actually went above and beyond when you resigned. You offered more than two weeks notice to try to help her, and you were generous enough to extend that offer again after she had already rejected it once.

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