Skim
Skim modifies the way words are displayed in NYT articles. It hopes to investigate if obscuring characters can enhance reading.
Skim란 무엇입니까?
Skim은(는) oeaeee에 의해 개발된 Chrome 확장 프로그램으로, 주요 기능은 "Skim modifies the way words are displayed in NYT articles. It hopes to investigate if obscuring characters can enhance reading."입니다.
확장 프로그램 스크린샷
Skim 확장 프로그램 CRX 파일 다운로드
크롬 확장 프로그램을 crx 형식으로 다운로드하여 브라우저에 수동으로 설치하거나 crx 파일을 친구들과 공유하여 쉽게 크롬 확장 프로그램을 설치하세요.
확장 프로그램 사용 설명서
Studies suggest humans can read pretty well even when many characters in a word have been modified. Some studies imply that if the first and last letters of a word are kept intact, the rest can be scrambled without much loss in legibility. Others say we read based on the shapes of whole words rather than letters. Skim is a quick prototype to investigate these ideas.
It provides three ways to view New York Times articles:
(1) DISEMVOWEL - where vowels are removed,
(2) SCRAMBLE - where interior letters are shuffled,
(3) SHAPES - where interior letters are masked to show only their ascenders and descender.
Skim was built in a day and is imperfect. While it’s intentional that words with three or fewer characters are not modified, things like punctuation were left unaccounted for due to time constraints. If you’d like to build off of this project, it’s available on Github (https://github.com/oeaeee/skim). 확장 프로그램 기본 정보
| 이름 |  Skim |
| ID | ooebdnkfnegjknekehpfpjabmkkomejk |
| 공식 URL | https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skim/ooebdnkfnegjknekehpfpjabmkkomejk |
| 설명 | Skim modifies the way words are displayed in NYT articles. It hopes to investigate if obscuring characters can enhance reading. |
| 파일 크기 | 73.08 KB |
| 설치 횟수 | 17 |
| 현재 버전 | 0.2.2 |
| 최근 업데이트 | 2014-06-29 |
| 출시 날짜 | 2014-06-28 |
| 평점 | 5.00/5 총 1 개의 평점 |
| 개발자 | oeaeee |
| 결제 유형 | free |
| 확장 프로그램 웹 사이트 | https://github.com/oeaeee/skim |
| 지원되는 언어 | en |
| manifest.json | |
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"manifest_version": 2
} | |
