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Nice! Now I don’t need to manually replace arxiv with ar5iv. Congrats to the team.
For now it only works for papers submitted this month. But it's great to have this feature, makes it so much easier to read on phones.
This is a great UX addition. Why did it take them so long?
As a glimpse into the very tip of the iceberg, this diagram is https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/158740/ generated with 100% Latex code.
Nice! It would be even better if they offered authors of previous papers the option of converting to HTML, as the latex sources are already in the system.
Since the article doesn't link to any example HTML article, here's a random link: https://browse.arxiv.org/html/2312.12451v1 It's cool that it has a dark mode. Didn't see a toggle but renders in the system mode. Overall will make arXiv a lot more accessible on mobile.
And here's the PDF of the same paper for comparison: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2312.12451.pdf
The magic of inline images at a known DPI, of course you can provide images for different DPIs.
Reading maths/science noscript/basic (x)html documents on my 100 DPI monitor, on wikipedia. Not yet fully ready on arxiv.
Seems like the references aren’t working very well. I really want journals to have two way links in a paper. I get google scholar alerts about certain papers being cited, and I want to skip to “why did they cite this? Did they use it, improve it, it just mention it?”
Looks like clicking a reference adds the hash to the URL but doesn't scroll to the reference. If you load the hash URL directly in the browser you get a 404 page...