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Balling

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Registered: 7th Apr 04
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5th Aug 14 at 13:54

So if I go on a site and change a CSS setting using Chrome's built in Inspector, is there a way I can make Chrome remember that setting for each time I revisit this specific domain?

I'm thinking it'd need to be an expansion, but I haven't had much luck finding anything, mainly as I have no clue what to search for.

Dom

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5th Aug 14 at 14:49

Could use something like GreaseMonkey (Firefox) or TamperMonkey (Chrome) browser addon and use JS to change the CSS. This what i've done in the past to reformat a few news sites and Youtube.

I don't believe there's a built in option to Chrome or another browser though.

Edit - if you want to use GreaseMonkey/TamperMonkey then have a look at http://greasemonkey.win-start.de/patterns/add-css.html; it's fairly straight-forward to implement into a new Grease/Tamper script.

[Edited on 05-08-2014 by Dom]

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5th Aug 14 at 15:27

The inspector isn't setup for doing that sort of thing. If you really really really want to override someone else's CSS then it's actually really simple to build an add-in for Chrome; you could use it to load a custom stylesheet on the site that's bugging you.

Balling

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5th Aug 14 at 16:40

Cheers guys! Looked up Tampermonkey, but in a search for how to apply CSS through JS I found a few mentions of the plugin Stylish, which does exactly what I was looking for.

Dom

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5th Aug 14 at 18:01

quote:
Originally posted by Balling
.... plugin Stylish...

Good find Balling

Balling

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5th Aug 14 at 19:17

Has a slight delay between loading a page and loading the custom style sheet which might grow annoying in time, but other than that it seems to work well.

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