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Firefox CSS
Pushing the limits of the Firefox Browser through the use of CSS.
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Post your Firefox UI customizations here!
Rules (enforced)
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Posts must have flair!
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Follow Lemmy.World rules
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Posts cannot be memes/shitposts. They should be about Firefox customization with CSS.
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Please be civil. Bear in mind that many users come here for help and would be turned off by insults and rudeness.
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Guidelines (not enforced)
Consider adding the following info to help people try your tweaks:
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Screenshots should have code in comments.
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Include Firefox version
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When asking for help you should share your custom style to help others understand what you are doing. This is increasingly important the more custom rules you have.
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List any other addons that may be changing the UI
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If a custom wallpaper is used, include a link to the original.
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If someone's comment solves you problem, reply to the comment to let them know, and change your post flair to solved.
Wiki
Find Helpful Knowledge and answers to common issues in /c/FirefoxCSS wiki.
You need first find out how do you want to style the website. You can use the devtools menu for that (
F12
). Then you need to create auserContent.css
, and write your css there. I recommend writing your rules for given urls or url-prefixes like@-moz-document url-prefix(www.4chan.org){body{background: #111}}
or@-moz-document url("www.4chan.org"){body{background: #111}}
so it only has an effect on the websites you want to style.