Chrome extension brings Medium's best feature to the whole Web



Chrome extension brings Medium's best feature to the whole Web

327 shares Productivity is the by-word of high-achievers everywhere. Pack more into your finite time and you'll get more done. Simple. One way to help claw back a few minutes might be to limit the amount of 'useful' time you spend doing things you could better achieve at another time, like on the commute to work, for example. A simple Chrome extension called Readism should help you achieve this, and has just one job: to accurately tell you how long it's going to take you to read an article (or entire book, if you have more time on your hands). F**k it, we'll do it live! Our biggest ever edition of TNW Conference is fast approaching! Join 10,000 tech leaders this May in Amsterdam. It's like Medium's most useful feature, applied to the whole Web. To use it, all you need to do is install the Chrome extension . Really, that's it if you want a general indication of reading time – you won't even need to sign up or sign in.

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