Firefox Extension for adding CSS?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 3:26 pm
I'm currently limping by with GreaseMonkey, but I don't like how the original css gets loaded, and then the new loads on, causing the flash of unslightly style change.
So here's what I'm looking for:
Some websites have really atrocious color schemes. And that's a pity, because they have quite good XHTML. (::cough:: PHPPatterns ::cough::) Now, this makes it a pain to read, so why can't I override their stylesheet with one much nicer on the eyes?
GreaseMonkey is way too powerful a tool for me: the application of arbitrary JavaScript after a page is loading: one, is totally unnecessary, and two, causes the flash of badly styled content.
So, ideally, the extension would load the stylesheet for all the pages of a website, and use that to override all of the supplied styles. A slightly less ideal solution would be to simply disable styling for certain websites (you know it's gotten bad when the unstyled page looks better than the styled one).
Unfortunantely, I don't know how to concisely express this is a few words. Anyone know of a FireFox extension that does this?
So here's what I'm looking for:
Some websites have really atrocious color schemes. And that's a pity, because they have quite good XHTML. (::cough:: PHPPatterns ::cough::) Now, this makes it a pain to read, so why can't I override their stylesheet with one much nicer on the eyes?
GreaseMonkey is way too powerful a tool for me: the application of arbitrary JavaScript after a page is loading: one, is totally unnecessary, and two, causes the flash of badly styled content.
So, ideally, the extension would load the stylesheet for all the pages of a website, and use that to override all of the supplied styles. A slightly less ideal solution would be to simply disable styling for certain websites (you know it's gotten bad when the unstyled page looks better than the styled one).
Unfortunantely, I don't know how to concisely express this is a few words. Anyone know of a FireFox extension that does this?