Comments Owl for Hacker News

What it does

Browser extension which makes it easer to follow comment threads on Hacker News across multiple visits, allows you to annotate and mute users, and other UI tweaks and mobile UX improvements

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Fixes most of my bugbears with HN — great work! Two feature requests: prominent user tagging (e.g. highlight selected users with a chosen color, something more obvious than just a note) and CloudKit sync for consistency across platforms. Fixes most of my bugbears with HN — great work! Two feature requests: prominent user tagging (e.g. highlight selected users with a chosen color, something more obvious than just a note) and CloudKit sync for consistency across platforms. List page changes: • Items with new comments are now marked as read if the user visits them in another tab • List page functionality now works for new items added the end when you hide an item • Item hiding features now…from apps.apple.com

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