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They should buy the Reddit Enhancement Suite too.

by 3rd3 12y ago

christiangenco 12y ago
Then integrate it, with a user preference toggle for keyboard shortcuts. Same with HN and HackerNew[1]. 1. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlndihpmbbgmbpjohilcphbfhddd?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlnd...
- icpmacdo 12y ago
  That looks very good but I may never be productive again if I could endlessly scroll HN.
hanley 12y ago
I'm surprised they haven't implemented many of the features that RES has. I certainly don't use RES to it's full extent, but I find several of the features crucial to my Reddit experience.
- robszumski 12y ago
  I hope hope hope they come out with a feature to hide stuff you've already clicked on. I don't get why you'd still want to see something you've already clicked on. At least offer a toggle.
  - stingraycharles 12y ago
    I think that's too personal a preference to make the default, and people would get confused. Imagine someone wanting to show a friend a funny video he found on reddit, and now it's gone. They have already implemented something similar with the 'hide' button, which allows you to hide a story.
  - PChop 12y ago
    There's a very configurable script for fading seen/hovered/clicked links and it works on multiple sites including Reddit obviously and HN as well. This is more or less right up your alley: https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/blob/master/reddit-fade-seen-links.user.js https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/blob/master/reddit-fade...
  - pimlottc 12y ago
    There's an inverse feature if you have gold - it marks all the new posts since the last time you visited.
  - raldi 12y ago
    In prefs, you can hide submissions you've voted on. Turn that on and then start voting.
  - dageshi 12y ago
    I assume because people will often go back and view comment sections on particular submissions multiple times.
captainbenises 12y ago
I heard they tried but the dude didn't want to move from wherever, ohio to SF.
- peakdarkpattern 12y ago
  You would think the quality of the product already would accommodate a remote scenario, it's a really worthwhile addition even for casual consumers who do not actively participate in discussion.
baddox 12y ago
And implement syncing of settings, for goodness' sake.
michaelmcmillan 12y ago
I think enabling RES for every user on Reddit would have pretty major implications on the server-side.
brotoss 12y ago
The developer said that there is aspects of RES that the admins don't want to endorse

They should buy the Reddit Enhancement Suite too.

by 3rd3 12y ago

They should buy the Reddit Enhancement Suite too.

Then integrate it, with a user preference toggle for keyboard shortcuts. Same with HN and HackerNew[1]. 1. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlndihpmbbgmbpjohilcphbfhddd?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlnd...

icpmacdo 12y ago
That looks very good but I may never be productive again if I could endlessly scroll HN.

hanley 12y ago

I'm surprised they haven't implemented many of the features that RES has. I certainly don't use RES to it's full extent, but I find several of the features crucial to my Reddit experience.

robszumski 12y ago
I hope hope hope they come out with a feature to hide stuff you've already clicked on. I don't get why you'd still want to see something you've already clicked on. At least offer a toggle.
- stingraycharles 12y ago
  I think that's too personal a preference to make the default, and people would get confused. Imagine someone wanting to show a friend a funny video he found on reddit, and now it's gone. They have already implemented something similar with the 'hide' button, which allows you to hide a story.
- PChop 12y ago
  There's a very configurable script for fading seen/hovered/clicked links and it works on multiple sites including Reddit obviously and HN as well. This is more or less right up your alley: https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/blob/master/reddit-fade-seen-links.user.js https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/blob/master/reddit-fade...
- pimlottc 12y ago
  There's an inverse feature if you have gold - it marks all the new posts since the last time you visited.
- raldi 12y ago
  In prefs, you can hide submissions you've voted on. Turn that on and then start voting.
- dageshi 12y ago
  I assume because people will often go back and view comment sections on particular submissions multiple times.

captainbenises 12y ago

I heard they tried but the dude didn't want to move from wherever, ohio to SF.

peakdarkpattern 12y ago
You would think the quality of the product already would accommodate a remote scenario, it's a really worthwhile addition even for casual consumers who do not actively participate in discussion.

baddox 12y ago

And implement syncing of settings, for goodness' sake.

michaelmcmillan 12y ago

I think enabling RES for every user on Reddit would have pretty major implications on the server-side.

brotoss 12y ago

The developer said that there is aspects of RES that the admins don't want to endorse