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I know of it, but I really only need nitter ;)
That's cool. I like Libredirect because I browse Reddit a lot and there are often links to TikTok, Instagram, etc.
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That's cool. I like Libredirect because I browse Reddit a lot and there are often links to TikTok, Instagram, etc.
I browse Reddit a lot as well, but not exactly funny or meme subs (mainly books, TV, programming, game and recipe subs), so I very rarely encounter such links.
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Really wish HN had a native dark mode. Oh, I know they don't want to do it. But it's the right thing to do.
Couldn't agree more. Having said that, I'm very happy with the Dark Hacker extension [1], and have been using it for years. I'm using it unpacked as I wanted to tweak a few colors and make it compatible with the "HN: Mark All Read", but you can also find it in the Chrome webstore. [1] https://github.com/TheLastAirsickLowlander/DarkHacker
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Couldn't agree more. Having said that, I'm very happy with the Dark Hacker extension [1], and have been using it for years. I'm using it unpacked as I wanted to tweak a few colors and make it compatible with the "HN: Mark All Read", but you can also find it in the Chrome webstore. [1] https://github.com/TheLastAirsickLowlander/DarkHacker
That's why I wish HN had a native dark mode. I find myself getting away from browser extensions. I used to have a lot of them (uBlock Origin and all the usual suspects), but last year I switched to Brave and I don't have any extensions at all. It just doesn't make sense to me to have all these extensions that do tiny little tweaks like dark mode.
Besides Dark Mode, I can't live without "Hacker News: Mark All Read". The ability to scan through the page and easily see only what is new is invaluable. I simply cannot browse HN without those two extensions.