HNewhere embeds Hacker News discussion sidebars on articles

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HNewhere embeds Hacker News discussion sidebars on articles

HNewhere is an open-source userscript that embeds Hacker News discussion threads alongside web articles in a resizable side panel. When visiting articles previously shared on HN, it automatically detects the discussion and adds a toggle button to view comments.

// ANALYSIS

By eliminating friction and context switching between content tabs and discussion threads, HNewhere significantly improves the reading workflow for active Hacker News users.

–Opens target articles with embedded, resizable side panels containing the live Hacker News comment thread.
–Automatically identifies previously shared HN links across the web and displays a top-right toggle button to view comments.
–Lightweight and customizable client-side userscript that functions seamlessly without requesting credentials or logins.

// TAGS

userscripthacker-newsopen-sourceproductivitybrowser-extensionjavascript

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-07-29

PUBLISHED

3h ago

2026-07-28

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

twalichiewicz

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