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Very impressive and very clean. I’ve set up many user scripts for websites I browse for all of my devices. User scripts are indispensable to me. Two quirks: 1. In Safari on my iPad, “add comment” is invisible, since it still uses the white font from vanilla HN. I’ve fixed this by adding “color: #333;” just below your existing “background-color: white;” 2. There seems to be no way to indicate if I have already read a…
:root { color-scheme: light dark; }
* { background-color: revert !important; color: revert !important; font-size: revert !important; }
center { text-align: left !important; }
table#hnmain { width: 100% !important; }
I suggest Violentmonkey (open source) over Tampermonkey (proprietary).
Felt the same way but took it a step further and designed a whole new front-end[0] so that it was easier to use on modern large format screens (and added some things like dark mode).
Btw thanks for the script, the alternating colours between comments and replies should be part of the standard hacker news experience, thanks for adding that.
Looks good, might you consider crossposting it on https://greasyfork.org/ ? I suggest Violentmonkey (open source) over Tampermonkey (proprietary).
This is below the minimum required level to conform to the Contrast and Color Accessibility requirements of the WCAG... a pity! See [2]. The minimum contrast is recommended to be 4.5:1.
The comments (below the main post text) text colour is black (#000000) and that has good contrast - it reaches level AAA in the WCAG guidelines, which is the best rating. Unfortunately as mentioned by OP downvotes faint the colour of the text!...
[1] https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/color-contrast-checker/
The background of the center section of Hacker News is #F6F6EF. The colour of the main text of a post is #828282, which results on a contrast ratio of 4:1 (calculated here [1]). This is below the minimum required level to conform to the Contrast and Color Accessibility requirements of the WCAG... a pity! See [2]. The minimum contrast is recommended to be 4.5:1. The comments (below the main post text) text colour is b…
Accessibility is important!...