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"Progressive" HN client just ships JS without any server rendering..HN is exactly the kind of application that you would expect to work without any JS.
Firstly, I love your app. This is kind of a nitpick, but on the desktop version, hovering over the menu options "new, show, ask, and jobs" makes the text bold and pushes the other text aside. It's a little weird. Perhaps work with a fixed width for each menu item so it doesn't push the other items.
Working offline is cool but the app feels noticably slower than the plain html version for navigating between comments and main pages. Tested on Firefox and Chrome (Android)
Is there a hacker news client which focuses more on typography. I use official hacker news site on Web. On a Retina Mac book Pro with 13-inch screen. I find the fonts too small. Also, one major issue is the line height. Even with browser zomming, the text lines seem to be too close together. I wonder if other hacker news members also find this problematic.
Is there a hacker news client which focuses more on typography. I use official hacker news site on Web. On a Retina Mac book Pro with 13-inch screen. I find the fonts too small. Also, one major issue is the line height. Even with browser zomming, the text lines seem to be too close together. I wonder if other hacker news members also find this problematic.
Did you try this one: https://react-hn.appspot.com/
Is there a hacker news client which focuses more on typography. I use official hacker news site on Web. On a Retina Mac book Pro with 13-inch screen. I find the fonts too small. Also, one major issue is the line height. Even with browser zomming, the text lines seem to be too close together. I wonder if other hacker news members also find this problematic.
You might consider a browser extension like Stylebot which lets you bring your own custom CSS.
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You might consider a browser extension like Stylebot which lets you bring your own custom CSS.
Thanks for sharing. Will try it out.