hate the new goodreads design

[Anonymous No.20969403]

i hate it so much and those rounded corners fcking give me aids men. find myself using it less and less bc of the new design.

[Anonymous No.20969930]

>>20969403
Same, maybe /g/ can make a CSS userstyle and helps us? I use one for Wikipedia and it changes everything.

[Anonymous No.20970051]

>>20969403
>is that modern web design that doesn't work with my 20 year old version of LYNX?

[Anonymous No.20970469]

Goodreads is also promoting F Gardner books now under all the horror recommendations.

[S10241875 No.20970503]

>>20969403
The design is still tolerable, the old one was crap, this one too. That's the fact that they made it impossible for them to add new books to the database - it's completely disgusting. Then they could do moderation so that the user himself could contribute the book, but for others it would appear after being checked by the moderator. But no, we decided to do it stupidly. And firstly, I mostly read not in English, and secondly, I love old and rare books, so it was a pleasure for me to add some kind of rarity to the database.

[Anonymous No.20970538]

are there any substitutes for goodreads?

[Anonymous No.20972288]

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[Anonymous No.20972519]

>>20970538
No

[Anonymous No.20972539]

>>20970538
No, goodreads is better than /lit/.