I don't know about the rest of you, but I am an avid HackerNews reader. For geeks, I find it to be one of the best centralized sites for news from around the internet. The stories are user submitted and I always find plenty of stuff to read and learn from there.
One thing I found early on was that I really didn't care so much for the default style of HackerNews, but I put up with it for a while. That is, until I found Georgify, a Chrome extension that pretties up the interface, and does it nicely IMHO.
I tend to switch between Chrome and FireFox, depending on which machine I am on (work or home) and on Firefox, the Georgify extension doesn't exist by itself, but as with many things, there is a work around.
First, install the "Stylish" extension, and then go over to userstyles.org, search for Georgify. You will see a bunch of items on the search page. Pick the one you like and install it. FYI.... on my machine, I had to authorize the extension for a popup for installation.
I don't know about everyone else, but I have to say that I like the customized extensions to change the way that HN looks.
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