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CustomCSS Injector por Blizz3

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  • by Vindikato, hace 3 años
  • by Usuario de Firefox 14126281, hace 4 años
  • by Usuario de Firefox 16519112, hace 4 años
    Nice plugin!

    Is it possible to get rid of the [CustomCSS Injector] Applied custom CSS. console.log() message?
  • by David White, hace 5 años
    Somehow, with Firefox 80 the EBay Print Shipping Label page was placing up/down arrows in the numeric input fields for weight and dimensions rendering them unusable. I was able to find the offending CSS and figure out how to defeat it. Then I am very easily able to use this addon to over-ride the offending CSS. Freaking great! But I am really only a novice in all these matters. At least this prevents me having to switch to Chrome for this page/operation. Thanks!
  • by Usuario de Firefox 13295260, hace 6 años
    Doesn't seem to work at all. No matter what css rule I put in the css box, it's always highlighted red (as in invalid data) when I click save. No errors, no feedback, no nothing. Even error console doesn't produce any output at all.

    Edit: Tested again after receiving developer's feedback and it seems to be working fine.

    Respuesta del desarrollador

    publicado el hace 6 años
    The red border-colour appears only when applying custom CSS to URL or Domain. Your feedback however has given great insight into how it actually can be mistaken for an error. This feature has since been removed in the new version; along with a bug-fix and some small visual changes.

    It's also important to remember that the 'Mozzila.org' domain isn't affected by any custom CSS rules. This is because Mozilla explicitly doesn't let Firefox Add-ons alter the DOM on their domain. Make sure to test it out on another website!

    Thank you for checking out my Add-on!

    Regards,
    Bryce