Steem.Supply Update: Removed Ads, Interface Cleanup, Bug Fixing

The end of the year usually brings in major cleanups. Taking advantage of a small intermezzo in my daily work, I decided to clean up a bit steem.supply. Code was a bit bloated and so was the UI, in some places. Because the traffic really spiked in the last few days, almost doubled, I felt a bit uncomfortable with the look and feel of the site, not really up to my own standards.

I got rid of the ads (but I kept the JSECoin hashing code, as well as its warning), refactored the tabs CSS and, most importantly, I fixed a bug which was displaying the percentage a certain user was taking from the entire reward pool resulting in higher numbers than the actual percentage.

Before:

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And after (it's the same user, just 5 minutes after, the amount of revenue is basically the same, only the percentage taken from the rewards fund changed dramatically):

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I tested it on my Mac, on Chrome and Safari, but I welcome any bug reports from other platforms, especially related to the UI / CSS.

As always, looking forward to your criticism, feedback and suggestions.

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