HTML5 and AJAX display of videos from reddit.com to replace reddit.tv. Includes any video embed type from reddit. Only backend is reddit.com's API, everything else is clientside.
They block the browser: if I'm using reddit.tv and find a section with no videos, I literally cannot use any other tabs in my browser until I click 'Ok'
Halts javascript execution
Prevent's reddit.tv's use of arrowkeys to browse around. The enter key has to be used for alerts. Doesn't sound like much until you're using reddit.tv with a remote, or just a mouse.
Generally its just bad for the UI and incredibly annoying when using down arrows to jump through categories. I'll take a look at the code and try and get an alternative in there and issue a pull request. Just making sure the issue is written down.
JS Alerts are notoriously bad for UI.
Generally its just bad for the UI and incredibly annoying when using down arrows to jump through categories. I'll take a look at the code and try and get an alternative in there and issue a pull request. Just making sure the issue is written down.