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On Friday, September 4, 2020 12:06 AM, Caveman Al Toraboran <toraboracaveman@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> with qutebrowser, i added these in my config.py |
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> file: |
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> c.aliases['style-none'] = 'config-unset -t content.user_stylesheets' |
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> c.aliases['style-night'] = 'set -t content.user_stylesheets night.css' |
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> c.aliases['style-wiki'] = 'set -t content.user_stylesheets wiki.css' |
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just to add a note against my suggestion: |
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- qutebrowser is based on qt libraries, such |
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as qt-webengine, and hence requires a big |
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compile time. |
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so unless you really like the vim user interface |
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of qutebrowser, you may not like experience of |
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waiting for long compile time of big qt libraries. |
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i'm sure there are people in this list who know |
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good plugins for chrome/firefox that does the same |
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thing (or better). |
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but generally, the idea of using user style sheets |
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for websites, is a neat idea that —imo— worth |
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trying regardless of which browser you use. |