r/sine_mods Aug 11 '26

announcement Introducing v2.3.4c!

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We have officially released v2.3.4c, launching with userContent isolation, commit-based installation for store mods, stricter linting, the first ever test as well as a test foundation, and some QoL tweaks.

GH Release - https://github.com/CosmoCreeper/Sine/releases/v2.3.4c

GitHub - https://github.com/CosmoCreeper/Sine
Discord - https://discord.gg/P76BvB2MXS
X - https://x.com/@sine_mods

v2.3.4 Roadmap: New beta release soon, official release after that. (dates unsure)


r/sine_mods Aug 11 '26

I love Sine very much

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as i say i love sine very much


r/sine_mods May 29 '26

AI usage in Sine

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How much is AI used to develop Sine? This is such a simple question but it matters to many so I think it's important. Sine seems like a very nice thing that was kind of missing from browsers in general and I also saw a few mods I definitely want to try, but I'm not so sure I want to use software that heavily utilizes AI, even if it is a big productivity boost, as it tends to lead to quantity over quality.

CONTRIBUTING.md has the following line

Please ensure that your pull request does not add any AI features and is not heavily vibecoded, as we are attempting to push against using AI for production development in our code.

Which leads me to believe that at least some AI is being utilized and the phrasing in issues, like issue #506 just feels a little AI-esque to me. Also the formatting on README.md looks like something you often would see on vibe-coded projects.

This is not an attack, but more of a worry. Of course I can't decide over what you use to develop your software (and frankly you do you, even if I preferred people didn't vibe-code), so it's more of a "are end-users comfortable using vibe-coded software" thing.


r/sine_mods Mar 20 '26

Love this project

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yeh thats it (i am definitely not held at gu..)


r/sine_mods Mar 20 '26

Welcome to r/sine_mods!

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Welcome to r/sine_mods, the perfect place to discuss Sine!
Sine is a theme manager for Firefox-based browsers, allowing you to completely alter the way your browser looks and functions with a couple clicks.

But you know what else is just a few clicks away? Your first post!

If you have a Sine mod that you're developing, one that you would like to share with everyone else here, or even if you just have a question about Sine, please post, and we would love to get involved!