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Re:I am not a css hacker but please HN change your css. smar... by topac on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @06:29AM (#6249196)
That's the point, a whole app (maybe useless) because of the lack of 10 css lines.
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Re:I am not a css hacker but please HN change your css. smar... by ciucanu on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @06:39AM (#6249229)
For me is cooler this way, because it offers visibility on app list and when I have a few free moments, I look at my phone apps and I say "Great, let's see what's new on HN" :D .
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Re:I am not a css hacker but please HN change your css. smar... by masklinn on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @07:01AM (#6249300)
Your phone is not able to put page shortcuts on the homescreen or whatever?
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Re:I am not a css hacker but please HN change your css. smar... by ciucanu on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @09:51AM (#6250231)
That's not the point :D. It works better than a simple bookmark, with slide to change from page to comments, etc.
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Re:I am not a css hacker but please HN change your css. smar... by masklinn on Wednesday August 21, 2013 @01:36PM (#6251974)
> That's not the point

I fail to see how it could be anything else. You previously stated:

> it offers visibility on app list and when I have a few free moments, I look at my phone apps and I say "Great, let's see what's new on HN"

I do not know about you — hence the interrogative — but I can (and do) put bookmarks on my home screens, right next to applications and thus with the exact same visibility.

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