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How do you handle custom css/js for web pages anymore?

• Gualdrapo 5y ago
  Can't tell how people does that nowadays, but I use userscript/greasemonkey
• artificialLimbs 5y ago
  I use Stylus for FF for CSS.
• baisq 5y ago
  ublock origin. I have my own list of hidden elements and css rules which I update directly in gist.github.com and they synchronise among all my devices.
• NoraCodes 5y ago
  I really like Tampermonkey (resurrected Greasemonkey) because it lets you apply both custom CSS and custom JavaScript, and works well with Firefox's sync provider.