How to install iReader for Firefox
Since you're a Firefox user, you can't use that exact feature, but there's an add-on called iReader that works much the same way. By the way, Clark Howard uses Google Chrome now (I know you're a fan.)
But no worries, Firefox is still a fine browser. And here's my best attempt to walk you through installing something on your computer without logging in and doing it for you. :)
Here we go…
- Click here → iReader :: Add-ons for Firefox. That will load a separate tab with this in it:
- Click Add to Firefox.
- A warning screen will appear. You'll have to trust me on this one. Click Add to Firefox again.
- Firefox is really paranoid with warning you about software. Read the text and click Install Now.
- In order to enable the add-on, you've got to restart Firefox. Luckily, there's a convenient Restart Firefox button in the next window that appears. Click that button.
- Finally surf to any long web article like this one. You should see a little 'R' icon in the address bar. Go ahead and click it.
- Now enjoy easier reading and no ads.
