Show HN: Orange Juice – Small UX improvements that make HN easier to read
- Novosell - 2658 sekunder sedanDid you ai generate the Chrome and Firefox logo? That isn't what they look like, or have ever looked like, from what I know.
- satvikpendem - 1314 sekunder sedan"Tested, not vibe coded" yet you mention the AI has written all the tests. This extension may not be vibe coded but it's close to that, it seems. Regardless it seems to work well, I replaced the older Refined Hacker News extension with this, which seems like where you initially sourced the code from as the features are very similar, 1:1 even for some.
I also use this extension HNRelevant (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hnrelevant) which shows a list of similar posts, you might want to add that as an optional feature as well.
What's the tech stack, pure TS? You also might want to migrate from Biome to oxc, I did recently and it plays well with Vite+ (or just move to Vite+) directly.
Noticed a bug, once I edit my own comment and go back to the main post, I show up as [op] not you. Also I should be able to edit my post inline not be moved to a separate page.
- maxloh - 2783 sekunder sedanI built a Stylus theme to make Hacker News' UI more modern.
Some screenshots:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mon-jai/modern-hacker-news...
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mon-jai/modern-hacker-news...
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mon-jai/modern-hacker-news...
Repo:
- ramon156 - 1600 sekunder sedan> Why Install Orange Juice?
> Because Hacker News is great, but repetitive UI friction adds up. Orange Juice keeps the original feel while removing the things that cost you time every day.
That does not convince me to use your app? This is like calling someone's Kia shit and instead telling them to buy a Tesla, but just stating that it's better.
I'll stick to HN, thanks.
- Klonoar - 1888 sekunder sedanWhat on earth is that Firefox logo...?
- ipsum2 - 2565 sekunder sedanIt looks pretty good! I'm using it now and its a meaningful improvement to the existing site.
Out of curiosity, why did you make a new Github account for the extension instead of developing it on your own account?
- cobbman - 2926 sekunder sedanI want hacker news UX to stay as it is, mostly, but these are features I'd welcome.
- altairprime - 2720 sekunder sedanLatchkey, would you be comfortable with HN adopting your dark mode styling as a user choice someday, if they came around to liking it? I really like it and I think it’s in the spirit of the site.
- wesz - 1319 sekunder sedanThe improvements are nice, that's for sure. But i checked out github and it looks like overengineered ai slop, you could implement all the features with 1/10 of the code. But again, nobody cares nowadays which makes me sad. You even generated chrome/firefox logos using ai...
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- greenpizza13 - 2277 sekunder sedanI can't figure out how to toggle to Light Mode (maybe it uses the system setting?). HN is something I prefer to be in Light Mode but everything else in dark. Gonna remove until this is configurable.
- xydac - 2558 sekunder sedanits funny how us developers build varied UX, but nothing beats the simplicity of HN's default experience. quick and bloat free.
- Imustaskforhelp - 5774 sekunder sedanI use refined Hacker news Extension.
https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news#highlights
It might be beneficial to tell me what the difference between these two can be? A lot of the features from my first glance (I can be totally wrong though) are within HN refined.
I would really appreciate a short summary of differences. Personally I am really happy by HN refined though so kudos to @plibither8
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- Isolated_Routes - 2950 sekunder sedanThis is helpful! Thank you
Nördnytt! 🤓