http://www.icombinator.net/ I really wish there was a way to comment and vote from the interface, though.
A better mobile version of HN. Please review my weekend project
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#13I will now be able to read actual articles, not just HN comments. Thank you!
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#14Edit: forget it. The links are target="_blank".
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#15I guess links could be bigger - I tend to zoom on web sites to hit the smaller links, and since it is not possible on your page, it might become an issue.
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#17The 'Article Text' is incredibly useful on old mobiles and slow connections. I will now be able to read actual articles, not just HN comments. Thank you!
I'm actually using that for a bigger project that I'm working on. While working on it, and having done so HTML processing with it, I realized that it wouldn't take me to long to wire up a mobile version of HN that uses it.
You can pass any URL through it on this form: http://toadjaw.com/article
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#18Bookmarked. It is now possible to click the comments link on an iPad without missing 70% of the time. Edit: forget it. The links are target="_blank".
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#19For some reason I can not zoom on that page on my Nexus One. Is that intentional, and how is it done? I can zoom on other web sites. I guess links could be bigger - I tend to zoom on web sites to hit the smaller links, and since it is not possible on your page, it might become an issue.
But this tag isn't being used here, as far I can see.
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#20Thank you! I've been using iCombinator but half the time I get a Python exception when loading comments. Hope this will work better. Cheers.
The comment pages don't yet serve cached pages if the fetch fails... working on that.