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I have fixed it temp. by running the following gist in console.

The recent update by google bar disrupts our beautiful ui, today I took some time to fix it. Your current version
http://minus.com/mbaxoXvr1#2f

to http://minus.com/mbaxoXvr1#1f

it miss the logo for now.

Find the gist https://gist.github.com/2010871

The Google account block is rendered over top of controls:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s272/sh/dcb25173-6394-4472-b815-e889bd8b8e4f/bddf581c109fdbf034df670c40f40099

Mac OS X 10.8.2
Safari 6.0.2

I often use the "n" hotkey to get to the next item in the feed, but with this wonderful skin when I hit "n" it moves to the next item but it shows some pixels of the precedent one. Try it to understand what I mean

Hi,

Great work here.

Slight problem in Firefox 7.0.1: the browser does not allow cross-domain WOFF files. So the fonts default to "serif".

Maybe you should add a "sans-serif" to the font family definition.

Cheers.

The expanded Article Detail View while in "List View" is set to be transparent. This causes the article background to be the grey linen pattern, which can be hard to read against.

The culprit appears to be:
#entries .entry, #entries.list .entry-container { background: transparent !important; }

When I try to define a word using the Command-Control-D keyboard shortcut, which usually pops up a dictionary in any OS X application, the dictionary does not appear when using the Google Reader Lion UI Safari extension. If I turn off the extension I can define the word. Thus, it seems that the extension prevents the dictionary from working for some reason.

OS X 10.7.2
Safari 5.1.2
Google Reader Lion UI 1.3