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One thing I didn't like when I tried Mastodon (and I'm talking about the web client implementation here, not the underlying protocol) was that the feed element
by sandov 8y ago
One thing I didn't like when I tried Mastodon (and I'm talking about the web client implementation here, not the underlying protocol) was that the feed element was too thin and there was no way to increase its width without resorting to inspect element or grease-monkey scripts.
Mastodon thread: https://mastodon.social/@dsandoval/100137860645975194 https://mastodon.social/@dsandoval/100137860645975194
Good part is that people actually replied to me, instead of the 0 interaction I would have gotten on twitter.
- asjo 8y agoI am using this in userContent.css with Firefox for Mastodon: @-moz-document domain(mastodon.social) { .column { width: 450px !important; } } And this for Tweetdeck: @-moz-document domain(tweetdeck.twitter.com) { .is-wide-columns .column { width: 500px !important; } }
- kabacha 8y agoMastodon has alternative front-ends, a lot of instances have: * pleroma front/back-end alternative, e.g. https://soteria.mastodon.host/ https://soteria.mastodon.host/ * pinafore front-end, e.g. https://pinafore.mastodon.host/ https://pinafore.mastodon.host/
- jeena 8y agoInteresting, I just joined a week ago and had the same feeling from the start, I was even looking in the settings but couldn't find anything. I wonder if I could change it to use the full width of the window. It's free software and I know CSS, I could try to create a pull request on Github. Btw. I decided to host my stuff myself: https://toot.jeena.net/@jeena https://toot.jeena.net/@jeena
- NelsonMinar 8y agoThe default UI in Mastodon is definitely its worst problem. Who decided 225x150 was a reasonable size for displaying images?!
- mynameismonkey 8y agoIf you run your instance you can define your own layout css in the admin options for you and your users (my example https://toot.wales https://toot.wales has a wider layout)