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Interesting.. I had no idea it was the browser that did that - I always thought it was something in HN's styling. My windows phone browser does something simila
by magic_haze 14y ago
Interesting.. I had no idea it was the browser that did that - I always thought it was something in HN's styling. My windows phone browser does something similar (e.g., http://imgur.com/ONCGHL8 http://imgur.com/ONCGHL8), but the decision its algorithm makes correlates with what I find useful most of the time. Does anyone here know how chrome detects the importance of the text? (I'm guessing it's based somewhat on the length of the text and how deeply nested it is in the HTML.)
- LeonidasXIV 14y agoI used Chrome for like a day untill I deactivated it (can't uninstall) and continued to use the stock browser, just because it is so mind-bogglingly ugly.
- dhruvmittal 14y agoThe thing that killed chrome for me was the way it uses the same UI as desktop chrome for browser tabs. On my nexus 7 (I can't speak for larger tablets, maybe it works there?), the tabs are simply too small for me to be precise about any interaction I have with them.
- codev 14y agoI wrote a userstyle for Firefox mobile that gets rid of the different sized text on comments and makes the whole of hn more readable: http://userstyles.org/styles/82587/hacker-news-responsive-for-firefox-mobile http://userstyles.org/styles/82587/hacker-news-responsive-fo...