I just want the old feed back. I'm not interested in stars and follows, I want to know when PRs/issues to my repos are opened and commented on. The new activity feed which shows up on top of the regular feed is limited to very few items and doesn't show enough details.
I haven't been recommending Stylish since their questionable browser history tracking was introduced by default (analysis by uBlock Origin author here [1]).
Yes, most of them do, in fact they are told so since CSS2.1 standard. But most of implementations did not allow rules scoped to @document, so was not very convenient to use.
Oh, just Chrome blatantly ditched it recently [0.1].
From comment in this very thread it seems is is still used in Safari [0] nowadays.
In Firefox it is userContent.css and userChrome.css [1] (loaded at startup), in Google Chrome custom.css [2](this file is 'live'). IE [3] and Opera [4] have something like this as well.
If you use Safari, this functionality is built in, no sketchy plugin required. You can save the CSS snippet from the provided link as a file somewhere on your disk, then select the style sheet in Safari > Preferences > Advanced.
It's useful for loads of other cases too. For example, I have mine wrapping Hacker News's <pre> elements so I don't have to horizontally scroll for miles while trying to read.
While we're at it, has anybody else noticed that StackOverflow now artificially constrains the center column's width, so that many code examples are now totally unreadable due to unnecessary line-wrapping? Meanwhile, I've got a boat-load of whitespace on the left side of my monitor.
If you combine this with Original GitHub Navigation Bar Color [0] you can have an original-ish GitHub theme.
[0]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/original-github-na...
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