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Huh. This would be alright on an iPad, but it doesn't fit my current flow of browsing HN: * skim a page of links * open ~5 interesting links in new tab, open
by christiangenco 13y ago
Huh. This would be alright on an iPad, but it doesn't fit my current flow of browsing HN:
* skim a page of links
* open ~5 interesting links in new tab, open comments if I predict the comments will be interesting
* go through tabs, which are already loaded by the time I get there
With this strategy, there's not a millisecond of perceived loading time.
- abrowne 13y agoI have the same workflow, and I like http://cheeaun.github.io/hackerweb/ http://cheeaun.github.io/hackerweb/ on mobile (and sometimes desktop).
- tnorthcutt 13y agoI wish this one looked the same on iOS 7 as it does on e.g. Chrome desktop. Instead it's doing some sort of app-like thing to retain iOS 6 styling, and the address bar and bottom toolbar never disappear, so the available screen real estate is very limited. At least it makes comments readable, though.
- abrowne 13y agoI don't have an iOS device anymore, and I never used that site when I did, so I forgot it did the fake-iOS thing. I definitely prefer the non-iOS theme. It looks and works great on FxOS.
- taude 13y agoFunny, this is almost exactly what I do, though I almost always open both the articles & discussion on articles that catch my eye.