Tixy composed on 2021-02-19 06:39 (UTC):
> On Thu, 2021-02-18 at 18:43 -0500, Felix Miata wrote:
>> userChrome.css is for UI text. userContent.css is for window content, which
>> will
>> largely or entirely be overridden by web page CSS most of the time, unless
>> you
>> spend a lot of time overriding the specific overrides, or use an add-on to
>> override the overrides for you.
> Or use !important property in your CSS, or do websites have a tendency
> of fighting you by using that too?
> I use { display: none!important; } in my userContent.css to stop
> annoying elements on some website I frequent, or other hacks to fix
> broken sites.
Actually, !important is an absolute necessity for virtually every
userContent.css
rule. Even then, excessive specificity and overuse of most internet CSS will
make
your effort mostly for naught without including it for nearly every rule.
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