Oleg Anashkin

@mutant-city What setting?

@AltarBeastiful It shouldn't be disabled. What happens when you try to click on HoverZoom+ icon?

Just reinstalled the extension and I still have a dark theme stuck independent of the option value. How do I look into its local storage?

Ok, I found it: hnspecial-defaults: {"visual_theme":true,"dark_theme":false,"high_contrast":false,"gray_visited_links":false,"infinite_scrolling":true,"open_links_in_new_tabs":false,"highlight_links_when_returning":true,"accurate_domain_names":true,"mark_as_read":false,"sticky_header":false,"user_tooltips":false,"hide_downvote":false} hnspecial-settings: {"visual_theme":true,"dark_theme":false,"high_contrast":true,"gray_visited_links":true,"infinite_scrolling":true,"open_links_in_new_tabs":true,"highlight_links_when_returning":true,"accurate_domain_names":true,"mark_as_read":false,"sticky_header":false,"user_tooltips":true,"hide_downvote":false} hnspecial-settings-version: 11

I did some more playing with options and turns out its the "high contrast" option that changes everything to black and white. Previously it just increased the contrast.

Yes, it should be (1). Because non-contrast regular theme is way too low contrast, almost unusable, I can barely read anything. But I also don't want black-and-white theme.

Yes, this is the color I'd like to see. By the way, I find your definition of "high contrast" a bit strange. The image above is normal contrast and default...

Ok, I figured out what's going on. I don't have that much space on %APPDATA% drive, so I set up `stack.exe` with a wrapper `stack.cmd` file which simply does this:...

I did that, but if I don't use `stack.cmd` wrapper then the stack still downloads all its stuff into %APPDATA%, no matter what options I configure for the plugin: ...

You aren't supposed to change APPDATA on a system level, besides it's isn't even necessary. When I manually invoke `stack.exe --stack-root D:\Dev\Haskell\.stack-root --local-bin-path D:\Dev\Haskell\.stack-bin` it works perfectly and nothing gets...