Stylus

Kuriomi My Melody2026年6月28日

★★★★★5

STYLISH STEALS MY PERSONAL DATA?! IVE USED IT WITHOUT KNOWING anyways 5 stars

tgwaste2026年6月26日

★★★★★5

This is probably the only review I've ever made for an extension but it must be done. This makes chatGPT bearable again. Open AI should pay the person who made this extension because I would not have kept that service if I had to stare at the Pitch Black window all day. This puts it back to the way it used to be. Thank You! I will be sure to donate if I find a link.

coolsharp2026年6月20日

★★★★★3

구글 드라이브 동기가 잘 안됨

Alexander Spirgel2026年6月2日

★★★★★5

Does exactly what it's supposed to without stealing my personal data like stylish does. Thanks for maintaining this version.

Suliman Thepro2026年5月25日

★★★★★5

Best app for Chrome! I can literally edit any style I want for everything in Chrome! Thanks a lot that it's a perfect thing for me! Thanks!

Igor Shitikov2026年5月4日

★★★★★5

top :)

zenlix STR2026年5月3日

★★★★★4

bagus nih extension tapi UI nya kurang bagus tapi ini udah terbaik banget by the way apakah aku orang indonesia yang pertama mencoba extension ini?

James Flint2026年5月1日

★★★★★5

just +

Kirill “kkm” Katsnelson2026年4月26日

★★★★★5

I have been using Stylus since 2017, when our data inspection firewall alarmed of data exfiltration by its evil grandfather plugin called "Stylish" (beware of that scam! it's undisclosed! Although I heard it was removed from both stores). Stylus is safe. If you know CSS, Stylus is your to-go plugin to fix styling or readability issues or bugs on the Web sites that you often use. Curiously, I've used it temporarily on the MDN site itself to fix the left navigation sidebar sizing issue (which I also reported, but it took a couple of months to fix). It's support for UserCSS preamble allows you to share your CSS tweaks with friends or, if they're of general interest, even publish them. Now, in 2020s, when all documentation and everything else has shifted to the Web, it is an absolutely essential tool in your toolbox. You can even style the browser's own default styling selectors — just specify "Everything" for the doman and URL prefix — such as ':selection' to make it less contrast (white on bright blue default is not the best choice for black on white text!), substitute a better quality Segoe UI Variable where Segoe UI is asked for on Windows 11, with 'font-variant: tabular-nums slashed-zero;', etc etc etc. Personally, I often force documentation full black on white when it defaults on poorly readable grey on white, adjust linespacing for readability, hide or reduce 'position: sticky' elements to give me more useful space — formatting is your oyster when you learn a bit of the browser's debugger to grok what style you want to change, and what it's specificity so that your one overrides theirs. Hint: to increase specificity of your style by default without contortions, wrap your whole style into at least 'html body { .... }' block (all major browsers support the CSS Nesting Module Level 1 by now); if either or both have class(es), use them too, 'html.htmlclass body.bodyclass1.bodyclass2 { ... }', and if they have an 'id=...', you're a king: '#htmlidval body#bodyidval { ... }' adds 2 to the highest selectivity value, so you'll hardly ever turn to the ugggly '! important` selector! (And if you're also using any JS mangler plugin, adding these 'id="..."' attributes is a no-brainer if you're struggling with your added styles getting deprioritised; they're in the static DOM model). Folks, this one is in the absolutely essential set of any browser's user — which we all are in this day and age! And, if you can afford it without straining your necessities, of course, go to their GitHub page and donate however much you feel via the OpenCollective link. A cup of fancy strong coffee drink is $10 in the US. Remember: a software engineer is the machine that converts coffee to wonderful software. Think about it like this: do you want Stylus get even better?

Rafael Pozzi2026年4月25日

★★★★★4

Perfect extension! Love the simple but efficient UI! Only one of the biggest issues is the extremely unstable storage system. I have had multiple episodes of data loss, either losing entire styles due to the "it's open in a different tab, do you want to overwrite" (but it's not), or losing multiple styles when the entire database goes back to a old state for some reason. Crashes happen occasionally. Data corruption happens too often, I even got an alert once saying it's been corrupted. If you don't constantly back up your data, and write many styles, you are at a high risk of losing your precious code!