Convoluted and user-unfriendly.

This extension can be helpful but it prevents webpages from rendering TeX, making it useless for a lot of technical reading. I couldn't find a way to make it escape TeX characters easily, although it seems like something that should be doable.

THANK YOU! This is a game changer!

it has rich customization features (you can set your letters bolded just like you want). and keeps previous versions with changelogs! although i find dark mode to be somewhat redundant, since it's not the extension's main selling point, but a nice bonus nonetheless, i guess. i second one other commenter's suggestion to make an option to switch from bold to italics or make highlighting use a different font
edit. it also doesn't paste the bold html tags into wherever you're pasting the text from a page into, which is great and what i need
edit 2. ALSO it's available on mobile, for which i must give my separate thanks!

Nice addon. Does what Iwant it to do. Though, something I would like to see would be to customize what the emphasis visual manifestation would be. You see, some websites may have many text rendered in bold by their design, which makes the bionic text not stand out as they should be.
At the very least, I'd like to be able to choose between bold and italic, as not many design trends make use of italics.
But if you really think you can take down the challenge, perhaps you could implement a custom open tag and end tag option that would sandwich the emphasized tesxt (ex: example -> ::exa::mple (this is a crazy example but the feature is empty and disabled by default and is up to the user)) or emphasize the text with another font entirely ! (if that is even possible).
But if we really want to stay grounded, perhaps the most Minimum Viable Product for my feature requiest would be for me, the user, to be able to choose the Emphasis style between: bold, italics, and background highlighting (as if I was using a highlighter). This might require some rethinking of the extension UI as most actual options would be relevant for the bold style.

Tá deixando todos os sites cinza, tá adionando a linha de codigo "background-color: rgb(48, 56, 65) !important;" no body e tá irritando bastante, desativei

A lot of options, which is good, but maybe the defaults can be tweaked - imo.

Also needs a "Exclude this page" button. Pages break every now and then and you have manually open the menu, switch to advanced and copy the url in.

This is great, the only issue I have with it is how domain exceptions are handled when the extension is enabled for all websites: there are no wildcards.
This is annoying on sites that have many subdomains, for example all *.arduino.cc sites are buggy with the extension, so it would be a massive time saver to be able to blacklist all of them with a single entry rather than adding each one manually, and would also avoid missing any in the process.

Good functionality options when it comes to the actual typography settings it applies, but currently breaks a huge amount of sites.

This would benefit *massively* from two things:
1) the ability to provide class names it will apply to, rather than entire domains.
2) the ability to use a picker to select elements it would apply to, or right click and use the context menu to apply to that element (and that choice being saved).

Breaks web whatsapp.

I’ve been using Bionic Reader for a while now, and it has completely transformed my browsing experience! This extension allows me to change the fonts on any website to match my personal style using the fonts I already have installed on my system. Whether I want to switch to a sleek sans-serif or a classic serif, Bionic Reader makes it incredibly easy.

The interface is user-friendly and intuitive. With just a few clicks, I can customize the fonts on any website, and the changes are applied instantly. One of the best features is that my preferences stick around even after I close the tab, so I don’t have to reapply my settings every time.

Bionic Reader also supports dynamic websites, which means it works seamlessly across all the sites I visit. The ability to restore the original fonts with a single click is a great touch, ensuring that I can always go back to the default settings if needed.

Overall, Bionic Reader is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to personalize their web browsing experience. Kudos to the developer for creating such a versatile and reliable extension!

This add-on is super helpful in working and free time, especially when I have a hard time focusing on large blocks of text, so much so that I'm going to be using it for the foreseeable future.

The best part is that it doesn't cost anything like the original Bionic font. I don't believe accessibility should be something you pay for.

The only issue I'm having is that it ends up having an effect that doubles up text repeatedly on Chats with sellers on Etsy and Assistants on banking websites and the like, though I'm not sure why.

I'm only giving this a 3 stars because I think I have some problems with the add-on. I can't find the save option that shows up under Controls on the help tab. None of the changes I make are saved and I don't know how to do it. I don't know if it's just something I'm doing wrong.
I'd also like to add that it doesn't work on notion.so, which I use a lot. Is this because of other code on the website?
However it definitely works with the default settings on other sites and I appreciate the dev.

The app works great! The only issue I've had is it absolutely breaks the website Sudowrite.com, which I use for writing. It would have a perfect score from me otherwise.

The save button isn't there

Pretty solid! Mostly just works. Breaks a couple of websites though, such as basically any medium website. This extension doesn't work well with translate extensions that also use mutation observers, as the implementation divides everything into lots of separate text elements instead of continuous words with a span, so it works for a second and immediately gets translated into nonsense

(The developer originally responded to this review. I'm re-posting as I have a new feature request and I can't find any other way to contact the developer, though they do respond to every review, which is great!)

This extension also breaks many sites' math equations, such as the math stackexchange and many USACO problems. The delay method isn't sufficient as the equations take a bit longer to render. Is it possible for users to customize how long the extension delays for on all delay domains?

Too many bug, for example in below site:
https://techbooks.substack.com/p/why-asking-your-customers-what-they
the page is not normal if you click it, come out so much duplicate text.