Explore Reader's Web

Here I collect links to websites that support Reader’s Web. Once you install the plugin on your website, send me the link and I’ll feature your website here.

You can replace your current theme with the Reader UI. Alternatively, you can keep your existing theme, but your readers will need to install the extension to see the Reader UI. In that case, you may want to add a note explaining that the extension is required, especially on pages where you use visible connections.

Websites that use Reader UI

karengrig.com - my personal blog

oldera.org - a website about an alternative way of numbering years in ancient history.

Websites that don't use Reader UI

You need to have RW Reader extension installed to see the Reader UI on these websites.

mg-cleaners.com - Open Blog section and select any blog post.

Examples of visible connections

About cryonics - an example of connections to another website.

The Garden of Earthly Delights - an example of connections to images.

Napoleon with maps A Wikipedia article about Napoleon, connected to maps. As you read, almost every place mentioned appears directly on a map.

Herodotus with maps and footnotes (Volume 1) - A book I downloaded from Project Gutenberg. I placed the footnotes into a separate document and added maps to make navigation easier.

The Jackal's Curse: A Feature-Length Reply to "The Curse of Xanadu" - another example of visible connections.

Examples that require RW Reader extension

Famous Men of the Middle Ages.
Another book from Project Gutenberg. I placed the table of contents in a separate document.

Summary of "Testing the Impossible...". Another example of connections to a page on a different website.

Share your resources here

You can publish your own Reader's-Web-compatible materials on your website. Here is a tutorial:

How to create visible connections (30 minute video).

If you publish visible connections on your site, send me the link and I’ll feature it here.