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Which is denser on information, faster to read, more accessible and works without javascript. I did whitelist the orangecrumb domain for JS temporarily though.
by capitainenemo 3mo ago
Which is denser on information, faster to read, more accessible and works without javascript.
I did whitelist the orangecrumb domain for JS temporarily though. Does look neat, but not the the sort of interface I'm into.
- lukan 3mo ago"Which is denser on information" Depends, it mostly shows those entries that were not popular or even flagged.
- capitainenemo 3mo ago... true. it's frustrating that /from supports site= but not points= and /over supports points= but not site= Sometimes HN is a bit too minimalist for no good reason IMO. Well, there's always running curl on the API. Maybe someone out there has made a nice minimalist non-JS interface that merges /from and /over or otherwise uses the API in a simple HTML wrapper.