Thread: Bionic Reading implementation on Kobo?
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Old 05-19-2022, 08:59 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Actually I have to say that right now I AM reading using OpenDyslexic and enjoying it. With my current eye issues (no vision on right side, trying to limit my contact lens use in left eyes, no prescription glasses (due to kerecatonus in both eyes, hard to fit)) I'm finding OD ideal for me.
When I looked at the page, it didn't appeal to me. But, made me think of OpenDyslexic and how that seems to work for some people. I think I would find this one distracting, but, it appears to works for others. But, honestly, I find it hard to take seriously because I can't take the page seriously. The fact that they have this method of improving readability but don't actually use it, those horrible headlines, and there is no reference to any sort of research, makes it all questionable.
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