Reader: any way to increase the width?

Question

I love Safari's Reader function...I just wish it took up a wider portion of the screen.   Currently, the text itself, not including the margins of the "paper", takes up less than 50% of the screen width.
I know the answer is NO, but thought I'd ask anyway...

Answer 1

This was a little time consuming but not too difficult. Unless somebody knows of a better way you might like to try the following.
Go to /Applications/Safari.app/Contents with 'Go To Folder' - on Finder Go menu
Put alias of Resources folder onto Desktop - highlight / cmd L and then drag
Close Contents folder
Double click alias and highlight Reader.html then hit cmd D to duplicate it as a backup
Open original Reader.html with Safari and 'View as source'
Select all (cmd A) and copy / paste into new TextEdit document
Quit from Safari
Copy and paste the following onto new lines just before </style>
/* The following modification increases width by 300px. */
#container { margin-left: -581px; width: 1162px }
#drop-shadow { width: 1100px }
#article { width: 1119px }
.article-fade { width: 1100px }
.page { width: 958px }
Save to Desktop as Reader.html
Option drag Desktop version of Reader.html onto alias to replace original
Start Safari and test
Good luck.