Yeah, for smaller communities it might be best to consolidate early if there is a clear winner, lemmy.world seems to have the most traction in general and the reddit mods promoting that one will help.
Ah interesting, as far as I can tell this is just a symptom of kbin's CSS, having a really long username would do the same thing. Does the other script just allow the username to have a line break, or do the votes overlap with the name?
Collapse comments adds the [-] and [+] to all comments
Collapse replies: Someone in another thread wanted to be able to hide all child comments but leave the top level comment, if a comment has replies, it adds a button in the footer to do that.
Could you tell me the exact settings you have on in the sidebar? I can't seem to replicate this. Also only sometimes?
Yeah, for smaller communities it might be best to consolidate early if there is a clear winner, lemmy.world seems to have the most traction in general and the reddit mods promoting that one will help.
Do you mean the "Replies start collapsed" setting or that you can't see any comments?
Added
Fixed a few issues, tell me if it is still happening with 1.9
I'll look into fixing this, I don't use infinite scroll personally.
Yep, I am changing the ID of the "reply" box when it is created.
Should be pretty lined up now
Not as far as I can tell, I opened an issue in the official bug tracker
I installed Tampermonkey on Firefox mobile (Android) and the script works great, minus one bug for long usernames that I'll try to fix shortly.
Ah interesting, as far as I can tell this is just a symptom of kbin's CSS, having a really long username would do the same thing. Does the other script just allow the username to have a line break, or do the votes overlap with the name?
Never used Relay, do you want to just hide the entire comment section, or just make every individual comment collapsed into just "Name [+]"?
Collapse comments adds the [-] and [+] to all comments
Collapse replies: Someone in another thread wanted to be able to hide all child comments but leave the top level comment, if a comment has replies, it adds a button in the footer to do that.
Updated screenshot of the UI
Just a quick script for now, I will probably focus on contributing to the actual codebase in the coming weeks.
@DarkThoughts I added a feature to "toggle replies" to the top level comments
It should show it, however it won't show if the user / magazine is on your instance.