We expand the window for comments
In anticipation of a super-wondrous-Habr, with our own hands we fix small flaws in the current hub. For example, a two-line window for responding to a comment, which makes writing and checking large comments very uncomfortable.
So, if you have an Opera browser, you are very lucky ( the same addition to Firefox is true, see PS :)):
Step one. We set the folder for custom JavaScript files: Tools → Preferences → Advanced → Content → JavaScript options → “User JavaScript files”
Second step. We copy this file into the folder we have set ( discussion )
. Done.
Now, hovering your mouse over any TextArea field on any website, you will have a convenient place in the lower right corner that you can grab onto and drag around:

True, there will also be small bugs:

But there may be more serious bugs - this thing I don’t tested.
Thanks to Ilya Birman, Kildor and Vovka Soloviev for the tip .
PS FireFox is behaving strangely. Immediately pull out the window for comments on the Habré will not work. Before that, you have to twitch the search field in the upper right. Alternatively, FireFox + GreaseMonkey is possible, but I have not tried it.
PPS Under FF, the extension that GogA wrote in a comment works fine .
So, if you have an Opera browser, you are very lucky ( the same addition to Firefox is true, see PS :)):
Step one. We set the folder for custom JavaScript files: Tools → Preferences → Advanced → Content → JavaScript options → “User JavaScript files”
Second step. We copy this file into the folder we have set ( discussion )
. Done.
Now, hovering your mouse over any TextArea field on any website, you will have a convenient place in the lower right corner that you can grab onto and drag around:

True, there will also be small bugs:

But there may be more serious bugs - this thing I don’t tested.
Thanks to Ilya Birman, Kildor and Vovka Soloviev for the tip .
PS FireFox is behaving strangely. Immediately pull out the window for comments on the Habré will not work. Before that, you have to twitch the search field in the upper right. Alternatively, FireFox + GreaseMonkey is possible, but I have not tried it.
PPS Under FF, the extension that GogA wrote in a comment works fine .