The KJV and pronunciation marks

I have only been reading the bible regularly for two years, but it seems to me that more and more KJV bible come with "pronunciation marks" over nouns.

Am I the only one who finds ponunciation marks EXTREMELY annoying, and that they render a Bible totally unreadable?

Maybe I am a bit paranoid, but I am actually pretty concerned here. I have read primarily from the King James and although I struggled with understanding it in the past, have come to rely on it as my primary Bible translation. I have read through it multiple times, and other translations just don't "feel right". I am concerned that this fad is going to take over the King James market.

Am I wrong?

That is what I meant, pronunciation marks over the names of people, places, etc.

It is annoying when I read the book of Jeremiah, for example, and have to read Jer-e-mi'-ah every time his name is mentioned (and that doesn't include the marks over the letters).

It would make sense if there were a pronunciation guide in the back of the Bible that one could reference for pronunciation, rather than having a cluttered dictionary pronunciation every single time a name is used.

And not to mention the lists of genealogies in the OT. Those are unreadable in "self pronouncing text" Bibles.