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xexagon@userstyles deleted this style
Try Twitter - remove 'hey there', improve typography instead of this deleted style.
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Lifehacker - streamlined
Description:
Much the same as before - a more basic, readable version of the Lifehacker site. Uses lots of relative units, so it should make the site more accessible (for example, you don't have to scroll across the page on an 800X600 screen).
Blocks a lot of unnecessary images, so load times are also improved.
Doesn't play well with the screenshot tour posts; they are still navigable, but if you need this Lifehacker feature, you may not like this style.
If you would like a less severe style, try Better Lifehacker. It doesn't 'break' the site.
@Urban Legend - Thanks for the feedback. The number of comments and the last commenter does appear on the page, and some of us don't have such great eyesight!
The front page link popups do appear some distance below the actual links - I am working on a way round this, but it's quite complicated. TBH, I've never looked at a screenshot tour, but I see that some text overla
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Applies to:
lifehacker.com