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Re: Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension

#11
I am sorry, but I find the original HN to be more readable than after applying the extension. Maybe that's just me, but I don't consider the bigger gaps between lines to be more readable. Also the original font looks better to me.

Re: Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension

#15
This is an amazing experiment I actually liked the new design but I prefer the original one more, maybe due to a habit.

I second that the whitespace between the 2 articles is more than I personally feel comfortable with. Also, a bigger font and a darker font color for the number of comments would be awesome.

Great work, nonetheless!

Re: Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension

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It looks very nice. Would you port it to greasemonkey script so that it can work on Firefox.

Just submitted the app in the Chrome Store. Here is the HN link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2410195 Will do a port for Safari and Firefox soon! Hope you guys like it!

I am going to slug it out and try get use to this app because I do hate the old hacker news but I'm use to it out of habit.

What I don't like about this one is how small the upvote button is and how small the points and usernames are.

Re: Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension

#19
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Would you be willing to open source this? It'd be cool to play around with styles myself, or modify for other websites.

It's open source: https://github.com/jorde/readable-hn

It's actually rather easy to create custom CSS styles using Chrome Extensions. This is my second.

Re: Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension

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I prefer the flexibility of Stylebot (on Chrome, or Stylish in firefox). Right now the style I have applied is this one: http://stylebot.me/styles/223 I would like to do something with the comments tree, but since they are not nested but padded its not possible to show a hierarchy on them :S It would be nice to see other peoples styles to take ideas :D

I have been using Stylebot but prefer CSS extensions as there's a small lag when applying styles with SB on load. I still use Stylebot for creating styles but I the results ends up in a custom extension (with !important).
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