RFC Reader: Making IETF's RFCs More Eye-Friendly
RFC Reader is a simple Chrome extension developed by Petr Flaks that aims to enhance the reading experience of IETF's RFCs. This free extension offers a few key features to make these technical documents easier on the eyes.
Firstly, RFC Reader enlarges the font size from the default 13px to a more comfortable 20px. This adjustment allows users to read the content without straining their eyes. Additionally, the extension centers the content, making it visually appealing and reducing the need for constant scrolling.
One of the standout features of RFC Reader is the ability to quickly jump to a specific RFC using the omnibox shortcut. By typing "gorfc" in the search bar, followed by a space or tab, users can enter the desired RFC's ID, such as 2460, and hit enter to navigate directly to that document.
With its simple yet effective improvements, RFC Reader is a valuable tool for anyone who frequently reads IETF's RFCs. It provides a more accessible and user-friendly experience, allowing readers to focus on the content without distractions.
