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provides a great snapshot of what a "text browser" sees when looking at a site, and can be valuable in evaluating the indexed-content within navigation schemes and their order on the page.

It's cooooooool asha!

A realtime experience through the content only.

Might be helpful for QA-ing links and spellings.

I liked the advanced mode very much.

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That's useful - but there's a couple other easy ways to do this as well.

With the web developer toolbar for firefox you can disable scripting and CSS (which still leaves images loaded, but is a similar output).

Also, if you search for a page in Google you can click the arrow next to the listing, then click "Cached", then click "Text-only version" ( http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... ns&strip=1 )

This gives you a text view of what Google actually has cached for a page.