I have very basic understanding of js/css so i could not get any adjusted row spacing to work after fiddling with some values People would probably enjoy some tips on how to customize for different needs like in the online converter My main challenge is to get bigger row spacing for my little sister to help her studies go easier but even in this state its already much easier to read for her

I don't know too much about this, but for class assignments there is usually large amounts of text on a google doc that I don't have permission to edit

also adding the ability to convert a doc that I own into BR and then back out when I am turning it in would be great

Hey, so I saw that you can copy and paste HTML, CSS, and Markdown, but not just regular text. Would it be possible to allow for that? Also somewhat related, but the extension doesn't work on google docs. I would love to be able to write papers using not-br. Idk if there would need to be a text editing software for that or what.

I'm fitting a lot into this, but would it be possible to convert HTML into an ebook file? I would love to convert entire books.

Thank you so much for the work you've done on this. I've struggled with reading for a long time. This could literally change my life. Is there anyway I could donate some money to you as a thank you? I don't have much but you are seriously awesome. :)

I've got the extension set up just how I like it, and it would be nice to be able to quickly reproduce my settings on another machine, if I ever need to. IMHO, this would be difficult to achieve by manually dragging the sliders & hoping for the best.

I'm not really a programmer (yet!), but I do have some suggestions that may help with this:

(1) I was thinking that a text-box could be placed somewhere adjacent to each slider (or beside each setting's name), containing a value that represents the current setting.

(2) A further improvement could be to allow users to click inside the box(es) & input values directly.

(3) Following this, maybe the input capability could be toggled on & off with a checkbox somewhere, to avoid accidental changes.

Forgive me if this seems like overkill, or if I'm missing something that would cancel out the need for these suggestions!

As awesome as this is (and as much use as I'll already be getting out of it), it doesn't have any effect of bolded text. While this might not be an issue for most people, I've got some stuff that involve large blocks of bolded text and would love to be able to use it on. Maybe something like adding an option to change the colour as well so that it will also effect bolded text for those of us that need it to?

It would be great if this could be released as a TamperMonkey script as well. Giving a plugin full edit access to all websites I visit is something I don't do lightly, and I certainly won't do that when this extension is released on the Chrome Extension Store.

It would be great if you could release this as a TamperMonkey script, because that allows people to verify the exact code being run in their browser as they load the plugin into the browser. It also supports cross-browser usage (i.e., not just in Chrome) for all those Firefox users out there.