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In regards to using stylus to block a fwe custom elements, you can also use uBO's cosmetic filters[1] instead. Converting stylus' styles to uBO filters is easy
by zaphodbeblebrox 7y ago
In regards to using stylus to block a fwe custom elements, you can also use uBO's cosmetic filters[1] instead. Converting stylus' styles to uBO filters is easy enough if all you are using them for is hiding a few elements. I guess this has very limited use to you though if you also use stylus' themes, as it won't let you remove an extension.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Static-filter-syntax#cosmetic-filters https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Static-filter-syntax#...
- tofu_ink 7y agoWell thank you good to know, ill have to start experimenting to see how well it meets my needs. I mostly use stylus to to dark theme sites , remove side bars footers and headers, then expand the main article column to be 80 - 100% of the page. I really enjoy just reading an article with no distractions. (reddit is a pain)
- zaphodbeblebrox 7y agoIf you want, I can help you with that some. I know more than I probably should about how uBO filters work.