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by zer 2988 days ago
In that case you can still use custom CSS / user styles.
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I did this for a while to cope with some of Google+'s redesigns, and came to realize that you end up in a constant battle of dealing with your custom CSS being broken by updates and changes to the website, and that you are better off just suffering through what a given website wants you to use, if you're going to use it at all.