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joblessjunkie means the original article's site. Pinch-to-zoom works fine on HackerNews on an iPad, and the HackerNews font is nothing unusual. Regarding HN b
by shutupalready 12y ago
joblessjunkie means the original article's site.
Pinch-to-zoom works fine on HackerNews on an iPad, and the HackerNews font is nothing unusual.
Regarding HN being too wide, why don't you narrow your browser window?
Personally, I like the fact the traditional web design in which HN adjusts the line to screen width rather than imposing a width.
- claudius 12y agoHm, I’d be happy with some max-width:50em or so on the actual text. Now if only Firefox had a built-in way to apply custom user stylesheets to websites…
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- pmontra 12y agoIt's not built-in but the Stylish extension does that.
- krapp 12y agogreasemonkey can too, with the added benefit of being able to script the page as well.
- sp332 12y agoClaudius is being sarcastic. http://kb.mozillazine.org/index.php?title=UserContent.css http://kb.mozillazine.org/index.php?title=UserContent.css
- judk 12y agoChrome however is deprecating this feature. Stylish will be required.
- claudius 12y agoSarcastic, yes, but mostly relating to Opera 12.x’s UserCSS features; I didn’t actually know about userContent.css. Thanks for the pointer, although it seems to be impossible to only apply it to certain sites?
- sp332 12y ago@-moz-document url-prefix() or @-moz-document domain() ? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@document https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@document http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=286866 http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=286866
- claudius 12y agoYay, thank you for the handholding, it actually seems to work quite nicely :-)
- leorocky 12y ago> Regarding HN being too wide, why don't you narrow your browser window? Narrow my browser window because this one site makes it difficult to read? I could do that, or I could just use a content script and leave my browser at the width I prefer. I maximize my browser for distraction free reading.
- mreiland 12y agoCan you explain to me the issue with it being too wide? I may not be understanding it, because I just maximized the window and I don't see any issue, really.
- joesmo 12y agoOftentimes, narrowing HN below 1280px is still not enough as the content then scrolls sideways, so there is a very good argument for putting a width on content that doesn't adjust to the window size properly.
- Alupis 12y agoThe Original article seems to mis-quote browser marketshare. They have IE10 listed as 3% of the market and "Other" as 36%? And all the IE's combined for 19% market share? Everything I've seen (except the original article) list the IE's at a combined market share somewhere in the neighborhood of 50-70%., with IE8 still having a dominant 15-20%.
- judk 12y agoHN doesn't reflow/wrap text to window size on Android Chrome or Firefox. Only the pre-KitKat "Browser" works on HN.
- thefreeman 12y agoPersonally, I like the fact the traditional web design in which HN adjusts the line to screen width rather than imposing a width. Its just that it ruins the experience on mobile devices because you can't resize the window and zooming doesn't reflow the text. for what it's worth, I don't really have a problem with it. They provide an API and there are like 90 billion ycombinator mobile apps to choose from which do a better job.
- mreiland 12y agoah, it's a mobile issue. I strictly use a desktop for HN and was confused about why people were complaining.
- EpicEng 12y agoEight,I'm sure I'm going to resize my browser just to read HN and then maximize it again when I navigate away to a site which uses a sane content width. No need to be an apologist. I like the content here,but the design in many respects,is awful (expired links anyone?).
- mreiland 12y agoI have no issues whatsoever with the width/layout issues, but the expires links... yes.