Google is currently trialing an upgraded version of Chrome's "Reading Mode". This new iteration automatically detects webpages optimized for a clutter-free reading experience and displays a "Reading Mode" icon directly in the address bar. When activated, this mode eliminates visual distractions, presenting only the essential textual content to foster a focused and immersive reading environment. Previously, accessing this feature required navigating through less intuitive menus, but this latest update positions it prominently in the address bar, significantly improving accessibility and user-friendliness. Upon its initial appearance, users will receive guided instructions via an on-screen prompt. Currently, this feature is in the early stages of testing, with a phased rollout planned once it reaches full maturity. Additionally, the development team is exploring the integration of an "Immersive Mode" and conducting experiments with Mozilla's Readability technical framework to enhance content extraction capabilities, ensuring an even more refined reading experience.