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<h1>Why are some pages unable to be blazed?</h1>
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The purpose of Blaze is to allow users to navigate the web and access the
content they need even in challenging connection situations or when
seeking a minimalistic resource and data usage. However, generating a
"pure HTML only content page" from every page is not always possible.
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Blaze utilizes the same library that Firefox uses to generate the "read
mode" of a page, providing a distraction-free and minimalist version for
better content absorption. However, this library is primarily designed for
reading purposes. Therefore, when navigating to websites like Amazon that
do not contain readable content, Blaze cannot generate a minimalistic
version of the website.
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<h2>But the page was an article/blog post!</h2>
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In such cases, it is possible that Blaze has detected a false positive. It
would be greatly appreciated
<a href="mailto:support.blaze@dannyspina.com"
>if you could provide the URL of the page</a
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where you encountered this message while expecting it to work. This
information will help me reduce false positives for other users as well.
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