How about using Sass (or some other CSS preprocessor)?

[encarbassotnopot]

So, I'm on a rather small screen and I wanted to make the center column larger via custom CSS.
I got more or less what I wanted via zoom: 1.1. Then I had to manually recenter the layout (easy), but I wondered if I would be able to modify widths by hand, so everything would fit nicely in place.
This was hard because of hardcoded values, and peeking at the source code, I saw those came from there.

So, this is where my question comes in: Would it be worth it to switch to Sass (or some other preprocessor) to avoid hardcoded values in multiple files? If so, I could try taking a stab at it, but I wanted to ask before doing any work that might not be useful.

[dimdenGD]

You can use css variables for this, no need for sass

[encarbassotnopot]

Yes, and I got my way with the following:

#center-cell {
    zoom: 1.1;
}
#container {
    width: fit-content;
    max-width: unset;
}

So, would you benefit from incorporating variables in the source code's widths (and maybe other fields)? Or is it fine as is?

[dimdenGD]

I don't really see the point in this, sounds like a niche fix. OldTwitter supports custom CSS in settings, so you can just use that for your case

[encarbassotnopot]

Okay, just checking. Thanks for the awesome work! 💖