[userscript] enhanced mobile mode v1.0 - altcoinstalks version

[babo]

All that constant zooming in and out was a pain in the ass and my eyes!! Finally, something that the people actually needed. By the way, some things still need readjustments. Since it's the initial stable version, it's understandable!

Great work, Babo!
+1 for the hard work, Keep it up. 

thank you DyingSoul
That's exactly why i am annoyed too
continuously zoom in and zoom out

another thing that annoys me is clicking small links, i prefer to have slightly larger buttons so that i don't have to click multiple things at the same time

[DYING_S0UL]

Hey there babo

I was trying to run your user script on my mobile device but seems like I am having a little trouble. The webpage isn't resizing. I don't think I did anything wrong.
My browser is Microsoft edge (yes it has extension support), and I am using TamperMonkey. Copied the script from your GitHub link, pasted it on the new script page, still no working. 

[babo]

Hey there babo

I was trying to run your user script on my mobile device but seems like I am having a little trouble. The webpage isn't resizing. I don't think I did anything wrong.
My browser is Microsoft edge (yes it has extension support), and I am using TamperMonkey. Copied the script from your GitHub link, pasted it on the new script page, still no working. 

thanks for the report
I'll try to do some tests and figure out where the problem is
above all I will have to install Microsoft Edge to do some tests.. it seems strange to me that it doesn't work, in the end Edge now uses Webkit as an engine to generate pages and also as a JavaScript engine
no longer uses chakra

[DYING_S0UL]

Dear babo

Any update on this tool? I am trying to make it run on my Android device but unable to do so. Previously I tried it with a browser called Mises and edge but was unsuccessful. As for chrome (mobile) they don't support the use of extensions. So what browser should we choose? Any recommended browser ?

I am in badly need of a tool like this that will resize the elements according to my mobile resolution and everything (you know what I mean). Because we are having a lot of power outage these days. So I am not able to use the forum on my desktop device (mainly use laptop to access the forum). So I need support for Android where I can use the forum comfortably without the need of zooming in-out again and again.

[kulkhan]

Dear babo

Any update on this tool? I am trying to make it run on my Android device but unable to do so. Previously I tried it with a browser called Mises and edge but was unsuccessful. As for chrome (mobile) they don't support the use of extensions. So what browser should we choose? Any recommended browser ?

I am in badly need of a tool like this that will resize the elements according to my mobile resolution and everything (you know what I mean). Because we are having a lot of power outage these days. So I am not able to use the forum on my desktop device (mainly use laptop to access the forum). So I need support for Android where I can use the forum comfortably without the need of zooming in-out again and again.

Yes i also tried several times but unable to use it. Mobile Android mode v1.0 not supporting. I have no desktop device lile you. So i also need Android version to use Altcoinstalk.
I think it happened for bazz. It will be solve within short time i believe it. When it will be ok then we will feel comfortable to use Altcoinstalk.. That's means it will be easier to use.

[DYING_S0UL]

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Yes i also tried several times but unable to use it. Mobile Android mode v1.0 not supporting. I have no desktop device lile you. So i also need Android version to use Altcoinstalk.
I think it happened for bazz. It will be solve within short time i believe it. When it will be ok then we will feel comfortable to use Altcoinstalk.. That's means it will be easier to use.

No offence brother but the things you say sometimes isn't understandable, or is confusing! You should at least check the grammars and spellings before commenting anything. And what did you meant by, "it happened for bazz"? I have never heard of this term my entire life!

Anyway how do you even use the site with just mobile device? It is very difficult to navigate the forum with all these small buttons, icons, links, texts and everything!

[babo]

yes you are right
Next week I'll fix and test this script on mobile with Firefox and I'll let you know how it goes obviously
Obviously it's been a long time since I've put my hands on it, I've left it aside for a bit
I'll take a look at it next week and fix it up

thanks for the feedbacks

[Lillominato89]

Dear babo

Any update on this tool? I am trying to make it run on my Android device but unable to do so. Previously I tried it with a browser called Mises and edge but was unsuccessful. As for chrome (mobile) they don't support the use of extensions. So what browser should we choose? Any recommended browser ?

I am in badly need of a tool like this that will resize the elements according to my mobile resolution and everything (you know what I mean). Because we are having a lot of power outage these days. So I am not able to use the forum on my desktop device (mainly use laptop to access the forum). So I need support for Android where I can use the forum comfortably without the need of zooming in-out again and again.

Until January, it was possible to use Kiwi Browser, but the project has since been discontinued.
You can try Lemur or Quetta, which are Chromium-based forks and therefore maintain support for Chrome extensions.

I don’t use them personally — I’m still using Kiwi Browser — but they should offer similar functionality. Alternatively, you could try Firefox Nightly, which includes support for Firefox extensions.

[DYING_S0UL]

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Until January, it was possible to use Kiwi Browser, but the project has since been discontinued.
You can try Lemur or Quetta, which are Chromium-based forks and therefore maintain support for Chrome extensions.

I don’t use them personally — I’m still using Kiwi Browser — but they should offer similar functionality. Alternatively, you could try Firefox Nightly, which includes support for Firefox extensions.

Thank you brother. I wasn't aware that Firefox nightly had extension support! I'll certainly give it a try and give babo a feedback. Btw, isn't the Nightly builds are unstable and buggy? Personally I preferred Kiwi in the past, but as they dropped support, I stopped using them. For the other two choices you gave, I'm not so sure about them being safe! I haven't heard of these browsers before! So I'll pass on using those. 

[Lillominato89]

Thank you brother. I wasn't aware that Firefox nightly had extension support! I'll certainly give it a try and give babo a feedback. Btw, isn't the Nightly builds are unstable and buggy? Personally I preferred Kiwi in the past, but as they dropped support, I stopped using them. For the other two choices you gave, I'm not so sure about them being safe! I haven't heard of these browsers before! So I'll pass on using those. 

"Technically, yes! You're right that Nightly versions are unstable and may contain bugs, but they are not necessarily applications to discard. In a very tight nutshell, you should keep this in mind: standard versions are for regular users, for those who simply want to browse the internet and nothing more. Nightly versions are advanced developments, aimed at developers or those who want to preview features that will later be implemented in the stable version!
I’ve been using Firefox Nightly for years without any issues.
If you want, you can try it and give feedback to Babo for his userscript.

[DYING_S0UL]

"Technically, yes! You're right that Nightly versions are unstable and may contain bugs, but they are not necessarily applications to discard. In a very tight nutshell, you should keep this in mind: standard versions are for regular users, for those who simply want to browse the internet and nothing more. Nightly versions are advanced developments, aimed at developers or those who want to preview features that will later be implemented in the stable version!
I’ve been using Firefox Nightly for years without any issues.
If you want, you can try it and give feedback to Babo for his userscript.

Hey man, it worked apparently. Thank you for the suggestion +1.
As for the feedback, the site is very slow, I have no idea what caused this, whether is was the script or my wifi connection. And regarding the resizing there are some issues! I am positive of this! I just can't explain the situation. You have to test it yourself...

@babo, was it originally intended to look this way? The username, profile photo taking all the space here. I tried to zoom out, but it was at it's max limit!

[Lillominato89]

"Technically, yes! You're right that Nightly versions are unstable and may contain bugs, but they are not necessarily applications to discard. In a very tight nutshell, you should keep this in mind: standard versions are for regular users, for those who simply want to browse the internet and nothing more. Nightly versions are advanced developments, aimed at developers or those who want to preview features that will later be implemented in the stable version!
I’ve been using Firefox Nightly for years without any issues.
If you want, you can try it and give feedback to Babo for his userscript.

Hey man, it worked apparently. Thank you for the suggestion +1.
As for the feedback, the site is very slow, I have no idea what caused this, whether is was the script or my wifi connection. And regarding the resizing there are some issues! I am positive of this! I just can't explain the situation. You have to test it yourself...

@babo, was it originally intended to look this way? The username, profile photo taking all the space here. I tried to zoom out, but it was at it's max limit!

No, my friend, that should be a Firefox display setting issue.
It probably resizes the text automatically to fit the page.
Take a look in the accessibility settings, it should be there!
I don’t use Babo’s userscript because I use a tablet when I’m out, so I don’t need the userscript.
It could still be that the userscript and the accessibility settings conflict with each other.
You’ll have to tinker a bit in that case.