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by userbinator
2154 days ago
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Chrome removed that functionality a few years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1ymfgw/user_stylesh... (The comment there that removing this "is going to help increase speed significantly in the future" is pure BS. If anything, user stylesheet functionality was handled in native code --- just adding another CSS to the page --- which makes it far more efficient than going through the whole JS/extensions route.) Ironically, IE11 is the last MS browser to support user stylesheets (Tools->Options->Accessibility) but Edge doesn't. Even in Firefox, the fact that it's named "toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets" is ominous. The Internet is becoming more and more user-hostile, and it's not just websites who are responsible. |
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That's because the webbrowser has been pushed away from hyperlinked documents viewer, to essentially a virtual machine running untrusted code from anywhere.
It's probably Googles fault somehow. They seem determined to ruin everything.