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I don't think Firefox Sync manages userChrome though. I currently manage those files together with the rest of my dotfiles with Chezmoi: https://github.com/fle

• lelanthran 3y ago
  > I don't think Firefox Sync manages userChrome though. Sadly, no. This is one of the bigger QoL features of a modern browser - automatically lock the important CSS declarations for specific domains to make things readable and usable for sites you visit the most. I use it to make sites readable (like HN), but there's some other things I think you can do. I mean, if you had a list of ad-serving domains (typically ads are served from a different domain to the content), you could set the ad divs to be invisible in some way (`width: 1px`, for example) and the anti-adblocking javascript wouldn't detect any adblocking going on. Autoplaying videos bothering you? Set the width and height for all video tags on specific domains to 1px. With CSS getting every more powerful, it opens up a range of opprtunities.