XKCD Alt Text

Extremely bad. It has ONE JOB, and somehow manages to completely fail at it. It never shows the alt text of the xkcd ANYWHERE on the page. The only thing it seems to do is show the *title* text (which can always be easily read without the extension by simply hovering over the comic), but the alcual *alt* text is nowhere to be found. 100% misleading

alt != title Great extension and works perfectly as expected. However, the feature moving the site header below the comic—although it can be overridden—should not be the default, as it isn't the main function of the extension. Headers are important for accessibility & navigation and this feature rearranges the actual source markup, which affects screen readers. This feature should be opt-in, not opt-out. (And should use CSS only [e.g. Flexbox] to reorder the view.) Also, one minor distin... Show more

Uses a background page (which consumes RAM even when not used) and doesn't sync options.

This is a great idea, but it feels like a hack instead of an extension. It moves the main part of xkcd to the top, and the title text looks really out of place. I'll publish my own extension that does this right if I can ever find the time.

The only thing for the extension to be perfect was to use a smaller fontsize to the description, even the same the rest of xkcd uses.

The design of the site has updated as of April 1st 2012. Just change "$('#middleContent img')" to "$('#comic *[title]')" and change "$(this).after($('<div />')" to "$('#comic').after($('<div />')" in the xkcdalt.js file.

With last entry there's a bug. The extension redirects to the Money poster adv. Since there will be other images instead of text I believe it should be fixed, for this time I needed to disable it.

Yay! I can actually read the whole text without it disappearing!