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Old 02-12-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Links?

I've just discovered that the form is horrible when viewed in a text browser (Links). A theme or alternate url so it's able to be viewed in a console would be great!
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I'll look into that. Why are you using links, though?

At the very least, I'd like to have a theme that works well on netbooks and what not.
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I just get in moods where I don't wanna use X from time to time. It's mostly the panel down the left side of the screen that is an issue, without that it'd be alot easier to view.
The current theme isn't too bad on Firefox on my Acer Aspire One Netbook though, other than the header + menu + ads at the top being more than one screen high... that's what page down is good for though.
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It's mostly the panel down the left side of the screen that is an issue, without that it'd be alot easier to view.
You can remove that panel and others with the Firefox "element hiding helper" extension.

I never leave "home" without it.
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Thanks Ozar, I might try that on Fx, it's not much use when I'm using Links though.
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