In contrast, the comments which are in black text are easy to read.
Can something be done about this?
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In contrast, the comments which are in black text are easy to read.
Can something be done about this?
For reading, I find it much more pleasant than Firefox. Posting is perhaps a bit awkward.
I read a pg comment somewhere that makes me think that's his design decision - he already weighs "Ask HN" type of posts differently than the standard one with links, for example. Maybe it's to ward off too much navel-gazing.
I haven't seen a rationale for it yet but I'd guess that it's a subtle way of encouraging descriptions to be short (like the one you just wrote), it's probably intentional that it's hard to read long rambling posts like http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=468139 I read a pg comment somewhere that makes me think that's his design decision - he already weighs "Ask HN" type of posts differently than the standard one wit…
However it was mainly because I wasn't interested in the topic, but had checked all the other articles out. There are some long self posts that are genuinely interesting to read and it still hurts my eyes to read them.
looks like the same color as the link text so maybe it was just something that fell through and never got addressed
(When it's really light, I use Firebug to modify the CSS.)
Both provide ways to change the look of any website.
I haven't seen a rationale for it yet but I'd guess that it's a subtle way of encouraging descriptions to be short (like the one you just wrote), it's probably intentional that it's hard to read long rambling posts like http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=468139 I read a pg comment somewhere that makes me think that's his design decision - he already weighs "Ask HN" type of posts differently than the standard one wit…
Light gray text is a DTD (designer-transmitted disease) that's rapidly infecting sites across the Internet. (When it's really light, I use Firebug to modify the CSS.)
In general I agree that black on white might be a little harsh, but when you have squint to make out the text it's over the top.