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fastpars2011-09-14 22:22:05
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fastpars, 2011-09-14 22:22:05

Need a userscript to read posts in full screen width?

Script Action:
Adds a button [to] to the right of ( posts q&a company event blogs [to] ) Clicking on the button hides the right column and expands the central one. Clicking again or reloading the page returns everything as it was. At least it will be useful for small monitors. Who needs it - take the Source Installation:




  • Chrome - just click " pick up " + click a couple of buttons
  • Firefox - If the Greasemonkey addon is installed, see repeat the steps for Chrome
  • Opera - download the script from the " take it " link.
    Put the script in any empty folder and specify the path to:
    Tools - Quick Settings (F12) - Site Settings - Scripts

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pratamishus, 2011-09-14
@pratamishus

the idea is interesting. Especially considering the fact that I often climb Habr from the phone. It would be really very convenient to take into account such a contraption for cellular and palm trees. Thanks for the script, maybe I'll use it for one of my projects in the future

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Arthur Koch, 2011-09-15
@dudeonthehorse

1. It would be nice to "remember" the selected mode.
2. hide/show the sidebar like hide()/show() or slideUp/slideDown but horizontally ;)

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074909, 2011-09-15
@074909

Opera already has a similar universal one for all pages:
addons.opera.com/ru/addons/extensions/details/cleanpages/1.0.2/?display=en
However, in the vast majority of cases (including Habré), it "eats" and does not display comments.

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spartacus87, 2011-09-15
@spartacus87

Is it possible to make the articles always stretched, and when you click on the button, the side column appears? I suspect that it only costs a couple of lines of code, but alas, I don’t know js myself.

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rPman, 2011-09-16
@rPman

userstyles.org/stylish plugin, available for firefox and chrome

@-moz-document domain("habrahabr.ru")
{
div#viva-la-w3c {width:50% !important}
div#sidebar {display:none}
div#main-content {width:100% !important}
div .yandex-direct {display:none}
div#special_nokia {display:none}
div .ufo-was-here {display:none}
ul.panel-nav-top img {display:none}
}

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