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Ever wanted to
change the way a web site looks? How about Firefox? Check out Stylish, an extension for Firefox that lets you define
new styles for any web site, or even Firefox itself. Be warned, this extension doesn't do it all for you: you'll still
need to know your share of CSS to make much use of it, but it's a lot more convenient than the old userChrome.css
method.
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Ivan Lubiano said 10:33PM on 1-02-2006
Functionality like this is great. For something similar in Opera, Opera 9 is supposed to allow you to use usercss out of the box, but for Opera 8.51, a user javascript file needs to be installed beforehand.
More info at this site: http://nontroppo.org/wiki/StylingWebPages.
I don't know if its possible to do this with Internet Explorer, Safari, Konqueror, Camino, Galeon, Epiphany, etc.
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