tommoor

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721.
by tommoor 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback, The crosses are definitely supposed to be hidden away and not something that you would use all of the time. For the username rolldown's, it is a shame they can't work a bit faster but it's just the nature of the bea
722.
by tommoor 14y ago
The extension is mainly about additional functionality and ease of use over styling, let me know if you give it a try!
723.
by tommoor 14y ago
The styling is really only the tip of this extension :-)
724.
by tommoor 14y ago
Merged and pushed to Chrome webstore ;-) Cheers!
725.
by tommoor 14y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! I wonder why the filter popup is showing a lot for you, it should only appear if you hover over the 'x' symbol on the far right - this should be out of the way for most browsing.
726.
by tommoor 14y ago
I didn't even know that URL existed - i'll add support in the next update :-)
727.
by tommoor 14y ago
Hey, The extension queries Google's social graph API to gather information about users profiles - you can find details here: https://developers.google.com/social-graph/
728.
by tommoor 14y ago
Haha, thankyou very much. Hopefully the endless scrolling takes away some of the pain of more readable titles ;-)
729.
by tommoor 14y ago
I've been working on and off on this for a little while, the extension focusses on improved usability rather than design. I can almost guarantee that after a day you won't want to go back to regular Hacker News. Give it a try, features incl
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731.
by tommoor 15y ago
Clipping issues galore, but still a great demo of where things are going :-)
732.
by tommoor 15y ago
A great improvement over the previous design, and more importantly it's approximately 100x faster to navigate.
733.
by tommoor 15y ago
Yep, most misleading title ever.
734.
by tommoor 15y ago
Great reply, i'm sure this approach will pay dividends down the line!
735.
by tommoor 15y ago
Don't even get me started on how broken the fork system is!
736.
by tommoor 15y ago
You've said everything I wanted to.
737.
by tommoor 15y ago
Hey Jason, I'm the main guy behind the UX on Buffer - thanks for such a detailed writeup of the app! I'll reply with some indepth thoughts on your blog soon... By the way, you might want to remove the bit about the blue email icon - that ha
738.
by tommoor 15y ago
I honestly cannot believe this was not already a policy at reddit.
739.
by tommoor 15y ago
Sorted, thanks :)
740.
by tommoor 15y ago
Yep! Its a good library although wrapped in ender and doesn't do as much.
741.
by tommoor 15y ago
MIT
742.
by tommoor 15y ago
It is tested in Chrome, Firefox and Opera. Should work in IE9 but not tested yet. Which browsers do you want? :p
743.
by tommoor 15y ago
Now fixed to support favicons of any size, cheers!
744.
by tommoor 15y ago
Ok, i've updated this so the only UA sniffing is to discount Safari as it appears to have all the required support but doesn't allow dynamic favicons. I'm quite sure there isn't a way to feature detect this. Opera now works a treat :)
745.
by tommoor 15y ago
The library does use feature detection to detect canvas support, browser sniffing is only to fix some small rendering differences between browsers.
746.
by tommoor 15y ago
Great site, simple and gets the product across well. It might be nice to have some examples of what the service could be used for, why it is/will be better than setting up cron manually.
747.
by tommoor 15y ago
Cheers Mike! Changed.
748.
by tommoor 15y ago
Good find! I'll tackle it this evening, shouldn't be too difficult to fix, hopefully the loss of quality resizing should be unnoticeable.
749.
by tommoor 15y ago
Cheers Joss! Agreed, that would be nice.. not sure what the best way to format that config would be though.
750.
by tommoor 15y ago
Great idea, something like this would be really nice to see integrated into the browser tabs themselves.

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