Hide "Explore repositories" sidebar as part of `clean-dashboard`
See original GitHub issueConcerned URL: https://github.com (the dashboard)
I find the “Explore repositories” section on the dashboard very distracting, and mostly useless since there’s already an “Explore” link in the header of every page. Plus it takes quite a bit of horizontal space away from the “Recent activity” section which is arguably the most useful part of the dashboard.
I think this section could be hidden as part of the clean-dashboard
feature (which #3817 makes possible to disable).
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@cheap-glitch If it bothers you so much, you can apply the following CSS in Refined GitHub’s Custom CSS option:
I’d also vote against including this in Refined GitHub natively, as it just creates more empty space without use, and I like the suggestions there. I rarely ever visit the “Explore” page explicitly.
I happen to like it. I actually used something it suggested recently.
I am not saying no, just stating my opinion. I am also bias here since a have a 27" screen so there is plenty of room there.