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Well, maybe 2years ago some1 wrote me-and-suggested I can run "rdrview" to just 
enjoy the plain-text of an article. For the most part you would want to run as 
an external in L Y N X. There are certainly challenging sites where it won't 
work or you get stuck in a loop. Ok, from looking over its man-page, stripping 
off the portion of an url for filing bugs, you can probably grab from
https://github.com/eafer/rdrview/
For myself, after `so many years of a lack of printer friendly article views, 
this is really a game changer. In some cases, you may need to run by disabling 
a sandbox.
Chime