EDIT - I've been continuing work on this and have added a few things and bug fixes and it's now available as a firefox extension. Still lots of things to add including an options dropdown but I'd love some feedback. Just go to the releases page on github and install it and test it out!

I've been working on Super Lemmy, a collection of Stylus CSS and Tampermonkey scripts that give Lemmy a more compact, old Reddit-inspired interface.

Features include color-coded comment nesting, improved comment collapsing, infinite scrolling, resizable images, and a more space-efficient layout.

This isn't a standalone browser extension yet. It's currently an experimental collection of scripts that require Stylus and Tampermonkey to install. My eventual goal is to combine everything into a single Firefox extension, but I'd like to gather feedback and refine the existing features first.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on the layout and usability. Is the compact design readable? Does color-coded nesting make discussions easier to follow? What features from old Reddit or RES would you like to see added? Bug reports and compatibility testing on other Lemmy instances would also be helpful.

Currently developed and tested on Firefox with lemmy.world.

AI disclosure: I used ChatGPT extensively to help write, debug, and refine the CSS and JavaScript. The design, feature choices, and testing have been guided by me. I'm sharing the project openly and would especially appreciate feedback on code quality, maintainability, and potential issues before turning it into a standalone extension.

GitHub: https://github.com/tangosox/Super-Lemmy

Suggestions and contributions are welcome!