Chrome Browser Extension to Remover Hacker Noon Header

Written by artiya4u | Published 2019/12/29
Tech Story Tags: chrome-extensions | ui | css | open-source | google | chrome-browser-extension | google-chrome | reading

TLDR Hackernoon is my favorite source of knowledge about technology. I'm using a Chrome extension called "Make Medium Readable Again" (MMRA) It's exactly what I looking for - plus it's an open source project. Using injected CSS to hide the unwanted header on the site, ignore it on the front page, no option needed. I made the icon from screen capture the header and it's meh, who care? I call it "ReadableHackernoon". The result is good enough for me.via the TL;DR App

Hackernoon is my favorite source of knowledge about technology. I love reading Hackernoon story since Medium. However, the Hackernoon new site makes me harder to stay reading more stories before going to bed. It got a big bright green and yellow header on top of the story. At first, I think maybe I can scroll the page down, and it will disappear. I was wrong, it was fixed over the page and it takes a portion of the readable screen.
At first, I just open inspect windows and delete the header element manually but more story I read it really painful to goes to the process every time. I'm thinking about what I used when Hackernoon was on Medium. I'm using a Chrome extension called "Make Medium Readable Again" (MMRA). It's exactly what I looking for - plus it's an open source project. I can make the same extension for Hackernoon too.
It took me 30 minutes to selective copy source code from MMRA. In fact it just one block of statement I needed. Using injected CSS to hide the unwanted header on the site, ignore it on the front page, no option needed. I made the icon from screen capture the header and it's meh, who care? I call it "Readable Hackernoon". The result is good enough for me.
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For more features request and bug please tell me on the Github.

Published by HackerNoon on 2019/12/29