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goods

• 'dark mode' - the links are blue & they 'pop' they visually stand out this good

negatives (things that need to be fixed)

high priority (major problems)

• no source when you hover over a source/citation (mobile version is garbage)
• hover over links doesnt show article
• less content relative to regular version
• takes EXTREMELY long to auto-scrolls to a section, auto-scrolls takes an extremely long time
• doesnt seem like can filter charts/tables

pretty high priority

• outline/toc not already auto-expanded
• section titles are wayyyy too large
• unneeded/useless hotkeys/shortcuts
  • like shift m
• and the unneeded/useless hotkeys/shortcuts are even done badly
  • for example, when you are in a specific section, shift m takes you to the top of the page? wtf...

I am using Safari as my primary browser and I would be happy to have this extension. Or you can pack this as “user script” or “user style” to use with Stylish and/or Tampermonkey.

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Ignore this issue, please.

As seen in the screenshot below, disambiguation in the dark mode isn't quite readable.

The extension is superb 👍 but enforcing it is just not fine.
You can add a hotkey listener to the html and it can be used to switch b/w the normal view and mobile view. Or add a button to wikipedia page itself.

Currently the TOC is hard to read, because the font-color is white, but it's background in a light shade of grey.

Right now scrolling work when you tap single or multiple times with w/s however would be good if it will be fixed for case of holding them.

Could you add the Chrome extension URL in the Web Store to the URL field of the GitHub repo next to description?

It will help people who landed on the GitHub repo first and want to quickly install it and try it out.

This screenshot demonstrates my problem, buttons, some tables are white in dark mode, but some buttons appear dark again when cursor is hover.

Firefox based browser (Librewolf).