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How? By changing those things in the browser's console, or some other way? And if in console, do you have to do it each time, or can you save it somehow?
by vram22 10y ago
How? By changing those things in the browser's console, or some other way? And if in console, do you have to do it each time, or can you save it somehow?
- mixedCase 10y agoNot him but I use the Stylish add-on whenever I make a change to a website I visit often.
- Nadya 10y agoYou can use a Bookmarklet to inject/change styles. I have one that toggles CSS on/off: javascript:(function(){function d(a,b){a.setAttribute("data-css-storage",b)}function e(a){var b=a.getAttribute("data-css-storage");a.removeAttribute("data-css-storage");return b}var c=[];(function(){var a=document.body,b=a.hasAttribute("data-css-disabled");b?a.removeAttribute("data-css-disabled"):a.setAttribute("data-css-disabled","");return b})()?(c=document.querySelectorAll("[data-css-storage]"),[].slice.call(c).forEach(function(a){"STYLE"===a.tagName?a.innerHTML=e(a):"LINK"===a.tagName?a.disabled=!1:a.style.cssText=e(a)})):(c=document.querySelectorAll("[style], link, style"),[].slice.call(c).forEach(function(a){"STYLE"===a.tagName?(d(a,a.innerHTML),a.innerHTML=""):"LINK"===a.tagName?(d(a,""),a.disabled=!0):(d(a,a.style.cssText),a.style.cssText="")}))})(); I also use Stylish and Greasemonkey to style and script any sites I visit frequently to match my personal tastes and add missing functionality or helpful features.