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Throwing another hat in the ring, I've been working on a lightweight Hackernews reader. The major goal was to reduce tab overload for light browsing: http://hna
by datasink 17y ago
Throwing another hat in the ring, I've been working on a lightweight Hackernews reader. The major goal was to reduce tab overload for light browsing: http://hnaddict.com/ http://hnaddict.com/
It's a bit green but fairly usable.
- mnemonicsloth 17y agoGive me the option to hide uninteresting stories (maybe ones I've already clicked), and I'll use this. Minor suggestion: A better format for the line below a link title would be: 9 Points | 2 hours ago | 5280 Comments. b/c the comment link is the only one that's clickable, and the whole site is dominated by passing your attention back and forth across the frame boundary. EDIT: What about some kind of sparkline for points & comments?
- datasink 17y agoThanks for the suggestions. I popped in the change for that comment reformat. I'm currently looking into adding filters and visited link hiding.
- roundsquare 17y agoI'm curious, why do you open the comments in a new window? I would have thought that you'd want it all in one tab (since that seems to be the goal).
- datasink 17y agoOriginally, I was thinking it would be a bit grey area to frame everything. But I suppose loading it within the frame would still keep the HN branding. I've updated the comment links to load in the main frame.