Jon Hicks has just released Helvetireader, a lovely minimalist theme for Google Reader. He’s implemented it as a GreaseMonkey script which pulls in the CSS file direct from helvetireader.com, which is a cool touch. He also notes that “the Helvetireader user script is ideal for using with Fluid.app to create a standalone application”. It is, of course, also ideal for using with Mozilla Prism for those of us not on a Mac (or those on a Mac who prefer Prism to Fluid). Grab helvetireader.webapp for all the well-styled-Google-Reader-in-its-own-window you’ll ever need.
(Those of you of a technical bent: all I did was add a webapp.css saying @import url(http://www.helvetireader.com/css/helvetireader.css); to greader.webapp, so you could do that yourself and add any extra customisation you want to that file.)
Would love see this as stylish theme instead of just greesemonkey.
Posted by jba on November 27th, 2008.
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Posted by Helverireader, Helvetica Über Alles per Google Reader on November 27th, 2008.
jba: did that - http://userstyles.org/styles/12468
Posted by Baz on November 27th, 2008.
[...] ist auch der Tipp von kryogenix.org. Mit ihm kann man den Helvetireader auch in Mozilla Prism benutzen. Tags:Feed, Firefox, Google, [...]
Posted by christoph-langner.de » Pimp my Google Reader! Der Helvetireader. on November 27th, 2008.
salut s.razki@caramail.com
Posted by samrouni on November 28th, 2008.
[...] Feed Favicons para dar os toques finais. O Helvetireader é ideal para ser usado com Fluid.app ou Mozilla Prism para criar uma aplicação [...]
Posted by Universo em Bits | Helvetireader - Google Reader com um design minimalista on November 30th, 2008.
[...] Funciona perfectamente Firefox (Greasemonkey), Google Chrome (Nightly Build), Opera y Safari (GreaseKit ). Lo ideal es instalarlo como una aplicación web con Fluid o Mozilla Prism [...]
Posted by Helvetireader, la versión de Google Reader con estilo. | Walhez on December 2nd, 2008.
Google Reader in Helvetica? Pure genius! Have to try this… Thanks for the link!
Posted by Fab on December 7th, 2008.