If anyone has any suggestions for improvements, or even feature requests, I'm all ears.
I'm not promising I'll implement them; but I'll definitely listen and consider them carefully.
P.S. jbm, thanks a lot for posting this -- I've tried posting Readable to HC myself (twice), but it didn't stick.
Note: readability only of late thought to start displaying URL at end of articles.
EDITs:
1) Meant to say I'm pleased to see you working on more flexible/powerful version than Readability (don't much like their latest approach of redirecting during reformatting).
2) You might want to try this sort of test-case - for which Readable only presents the first paragraph: http://boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2011/05/08/seni...
As for your issues on printing: thank you.
I had honestly not given printing very much thought -- as I don't really use it myself.
Your ideas make a lot of sense, though; so count on seeing them implemented.
I like the way your mind works - and so look forward to following your work.
blockquote, q {
quotes: "" "";
}
blockquote::before, blockquote::after, q::before, q::after {
content: "";
}
If this wasn't intentional, you should really pay attention to what your CSS reset does and make sure to explicitly define everything it resets.
As for the intentionality of that CSS rule: it was intentional -- but some time ago; when quotes were redefined in another part of the CSS.
Blockquotes are included because some browsers quote the content of that element too; don't ask which browsers though, as I honestly don't remember -- but older versions of one browser or another definitely did this.
[1] Screen shot of scroll marker in action: http://my.opera.com/Tamil/albums/showpic.dml?album=210985...
It would be even better if you could bookmark your place in a long document and return to it later...
The first one I was actually doing before Readability -- the old version of Readable did it (and Readability wasn't), but I haven't yet reimplemented the feature in the new version.