borg

irl assimilation representation

  • it/its + xe/xyr

The Exodus Fleet's "everyone likes this" page! Also serves as a directory of sorts :3c
we try to click like on posts that we rebug to help our memory, sorry if that's annoying!


zirc
@zirc

I've had these for so long that I completely forgot they weren't default behavior of the site (lol oops). Main reason why I held off on sharing was I couldn't be bothered to make a userstyles.world account and learn the semantics for publishing stuff like this. I did now, finally! Under each heading below, I've included links to both userstyles.world and github where these styles can be grabbed from.

Full-width Feed Selector

The "latest posts" and "bookmarked tags" bar spanning the full width of the cohost feed.

userstyles.world | github

Stretches the width of the "latest posts" / "bookmarked tags" button at the top to align with posts underneath it.

(two more styles below the 'read more': sticky avatars and sticky sidebar)


Sticky Avatars

A screenshot of a cohost feed demonstrating the userstyle.
userstyles.world | github

Makes the avatars next to posts stay in view as you're scrolling like they would over on tumblr. That way you can remind yourself of whose post you're looking at without having to scroll up (unless it's a reshare, you're just gonna see the avatar of who shared it).

Responsive Sticky Sidebar

userstyles.world | github

There are a few of these already and I'm not sure which one I originally adapted it off of. My version focuses on just the main menu bar and fixes some selector issues I experienced with the original. I also added a margin on the bottom so that it lines up with posts on the feed (might be off on some pages, but the "latest posts" feed is what's mainly used so I prioritized that).

Recently, I combined this userstyle with a couple others to compact the sidebar on smaller screen sizes and to add a scrollwheel while viewing bookmarked tags. Credit where it's due to @twilight-sparkle and and @binarycat for the parts they've written.


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in reply to @zirc's post:

It could be, yeah! Applying position: sticky; to the header containing the origin's name and avatar doesn't seem to have an effect, and I'm not sure how to work around that at the moment. A userscript that adds a copy of the share origin avatar over to the left (positioned on the bottom-right corner of the sharer's avatar or something) could be an alternative option here.