Chrome-Stats extension
Reddit Comment Companion
Hover over a post's comment url to see the top 10 comments for that post. Works with RES.
Total ratings for Reddit Comment Companion
4.19
(Rating count:
32)
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Pros
- Great utility for navigating Reddit
- Helpful for saving clicks and time
- Responsive developer with good communication
Cons
- Issues with night mode and custom themes
- Some bugs and broken functionality
- No support for Reddit's new redesign
Most mentioned
- Issues with night mode
- Communication with the developer
- Problems with Reddit's new redesign
- Buggy functionality
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Recent reviews for Reddit Comment Companion
Recent rating average:
3.90
All time rating average:
4.19
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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| 2016-04-21 |  |
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en | Update: I really miss this extension, since I moved over to https://old.lemmy.world - I wish it worked there too. Original: Works brilliantly! Really loving this extension in conjunction with RES. Can't wait for vote support! |
| 2022-05-04 |  |
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A little buggy sometimes, where it might go off-screen, usually way above the area I'm looking at. I have to shrink the view to about 30% or so to find it again. I find it really useful, otherwise, saving me tons of clicks. One question to developers: Do you have a Firefox version available/in the works? The only one out there sucks, just pulling the entire post and all comments into a frame on hover. | |
| 2019-07-06 |  |
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Works great with old.reddit, still not with the new reddit. Occasionally the comments can be collapsed only by clicking the [x] rather than anywhere on the page. The ability to vote will be nice. Also, would like to see the extension add the comments page to the browsers Visited database, so reddit's "New" flag will show if any comments are later added to the page. Very useful, nice job. | |
| 2018-06-18 | Jeffrey Zheng |
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Used to have an autohide feature but now the option is gone. Was wondering if it was removed or just a bug. Still works fairly well though, just annoying to have to click the X or another link. | |
| 2018-05-25 |  |
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Completley broken since Reddit's new redesign, even if I go back and use old.Reddit.com . Can you fix, please? | |
| 2017-09-14 |  |
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Really nice, with a couple bugs: - When you first load a page it displays all your subs at the top for ~.3 seconds - When resizing a chrome window it will expand a random comment section if one isn't expanded | |
| 2017-08-08 | A Google user |
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is it possible to add upvote/downvote buttons? | |
| 2017-08-09 |  |
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en | is it possible to add upvote/downvote buttons? |
| 2017-02-16 |  |
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It was great for a while, but now it looks broken right now. The comments don't pop up anymore. It still loads, but no more pop-up. | |
| 2016-10-24 |  |
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Wow! I can't believe I only just found this. What a fantastic utility. I've wanted something similar to this for a long time, and had hoped RES would add it eventually, but bravo Mr. Watkins! Night mode is working perfectly for me so far. Would love to see some options down the line. For example, adjusting the hover time to open and close the window. I'd also like to be able to vote on comments and reply to the thread within the window. That would make this PERFECT. |
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