Hacker News Collapse

Collapses comments on Hacker News

What is Hacker News Collapse?

Hacker News Collapse is a Chrome extension that allows users to collapse comment trees on Hacker News. It provides a simple way to hide comments by clicking the [-] button, improving readability and reducing clutter on the site. The extension has added support for HTTPS and fixed various bugs, ensuring smooth functionality. Try Hacker News Collapse for a seamless browsing experience on Hacker News!

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Extension stats

By: tomi.czinege

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Users: 127 ▼ -5

Rating: 4.20 (15)

Version: 1.2.1 (Last updated: 2013-07-04)

Creation date: 2013-07-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=*
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=*

Size: 40.62K

Ranking

# 66208 ▼ 1128

Other rankings

#1145 in News & Weather ▼ 6 #69 in hacker keyword 21 ▲ 3 #147 in news keyword 13 ▲ 5

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Extension summary

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Collapses comment trees on Hacker News. To collapse a comment, click on the [-] button at the right of the commet header.

Changes in 1.2.1:

Fixed a bug regarding HN Collapse not working properly when the black line of mourning is visible on on HN.
Fixed a bug regarding the positioning of the collapse button on deleted comments.

Changes in 1.2:

Added support for HTTPS.

Changes in 1.1:

Fixed bug regarding not hiding the "reply" link when the comment has no children.
Added support for the "threads" page.

User reviews

Works well

Jess Riedel, 2016-03-24

works as advertised but loses collapse state on refresh

Mohamed Mostafa, 2015-12-02

It works fine on the first comment page. So if you go to a hacker news article, right there it works well. However, if you go to the bottom of those comments, and hit 'More' to see the rest of the comments, the extension no longer works on this next page.