Closed thebaer closed 7 years ago
The proper solution for this is probably to detect Medium’s meta tag and then just inject a stylesheet via chrome.tabs.insertCSS.
The actual CSS will be something along the lines of
.metabar.u-fixed {
position: relative !important;
}
.js-stickyFooter,
.js-postShareWidget,
footer > .container:first-child {
display:none !important;
}
Oh awesome -- thanks! Didn't know that was possible. Will try that out this evening.
Just ran into this and came here to report it. My first impression was that the extension just wasn't working at all because I navigated to a post from the Hacker Noon front page and the top nav bar was sticky. Would be great to have a fix for this.
chrome.tabs.insertCSS
needs a background script to communicate with the content script and run the function. #7 quickly fixed the issue for v1.2; the insertCSS
solution has been moved to #8.
Right now Medium is only Made Readable Again when a site first loads. This may leave readers with an un-great experience after they navigate to a post