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Show HN: My chrome extension to make old webpages look good
- mklopets 11y agoWhat's your thinking behind how this works? What makes the 'after' sites more beautiful? The increased padding on the Chromium site is great, but to me the HN 'after' looks quite a bit uglier than the 'before'.
- herbst 11y agoAlso the cpluscplus example. It throws structured data in a completely unreadable format and ads paddings to the navigation where they are surely not needed.
- igauravsehrawat 11y agoThanks for feedback, I shouldn't have used "beautify" but "look good" kind of. Comments section is more readable IMHO http://i.imgur.com/Drb2nQ7.png http://i.imgur.com/Drb2nQ7.png
- igauravsehrawat 11y agoI also have open sourced the extension at https://github.com/igauravsehrawat/beautify-me https://github.com/igauravsehrawat/beautify-me
- danhardman 11y agoShouldn't this be called "Bootstrap Me"? The beautifying is simply just inserting bootstap.css into the current tab. Cool idea, don't think it needs jQuery though and popup.css can be stripped down massively.
- igauravsehrawat 11y agoYeah, it probably should be "Bootstrap me", but I did modified bootstrap.css to fit into this context. Also you are right with jQuery and popup.css. Thanks Cheers
- wingerlang 11y agoI don't think they became better.