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There's no horizontal scrollbar for me on Safari, which kind of makes comparing different takes on each address impossible unless you have four monitors to stre
by egypturnash 6y ago
There's no horizontal scrollbar for me on Safari, which kind of makes comparing different takes on each address impossible unless you have four monitors to stretch this across. Or Firefox or Chrome, now that I check it on them. (OSX 10.14.6, Safari 13.1, FF 76.0.1, Chrome 81.0.4044.13)
- yellowapple 6y agoYou can uncheck some of the sources to reduce the amount of horizontal space needed (for example, I immediately took out the German ones, and then took out the ones that appeared to have a lot of gaps, to the point where I'm down to "Mapping the Commodore 64", "Programmer's Reference Guide", and "64map"). But yeah, hopefully this becomes more of a starting point for a combined reference, since that seems to be more useful as an actual development resource than having to decide which source references to show side-by-side.
- wvenable 6y agoGoing in the CSS and removing "overflow: scroll" from "div.disassembly_container_no_dec" makes it scroll horizonally and vertically properly.
- userbinator 6y agoWhenever I find a site with good information but horrible readability, I turn off the CSS. That often makes it look bland, but it becomes far more readable --- more like a book. Some browsers have a "reader mode" which does a similar thing. Sometimes I may send the author an email about it.
- andai 6y agoWhat do you use to toggle CSS? Does the same UI work for JS too?