Currently, I am refactoring the extension to improve maintainability, fix existing bugs and add new features. In the meanwhile, I will likely be slow to respond to bugs / feature requests. Thanks for your patience.
A Google Chrome extension that lets you personalize a web page’s appearance using WYSIWYG editor
- Incrementally build custom stylesheets for Chrome.
- Save custom CSS rules for sites. The next time they visit a site, their custom CSS is already applied.
- Share, explore and apply CSS created by other users (currently down)
By default, Stylebot uses simple text strings to match styles to websites. Examples:
docs.google.com: Matches any URL withdocs.google.comin it.docs.google.com, spreadsheets.google.com: Matches any URL withdocs.google.comorspreadsheets.google.comin it.
Stylebot supports wildcards **, * and ,
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**matches any character sequence. Example:docs**: Any URL beginning withdocs -
*matches any character sequence, until a/is founddocs_.google.com: This will matchhttp://docs.google.com,http://docs1.google.com,http://docs2.google.comand so on\*.ycombinator.com: This will matchhttp://news.ycombinator.comandhttp://apps.ycombinator.com
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,separates a list of advanced patterns. Matches a URL if any sub-pattern matches it.
Stylebot treats a string as a regex if it start it with ^. Examples:
^http://www.reddit.com/$: This matches only the Reddit homepage.
- Chrome Webstore: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/oiaejidbmkiecgbjeifoejpgmdaleoha
- Issues and feature requests: https://github.com/ankit/stylebot/issues
This project began as a Google Summer of Code project back in 2010.
Stylebot is currently only supported on Google Chrome.
Dual licensed under the GPL and MIT Licenses.