These are some drafts of user styles. They can be used with a user-style manager such as Stylus. They may still have bugs. As of this writing, I haven’t uploaded them to a user styles repository such as userstyles.org.
This repository is licensed under 0BSD.
See LICENSE.
This is a very
permissive
license, which does not even require that you retain the copyright notices.
Usually there is no benefit to removing them, even when permitted, but in the
case of stylesheets, you might prefer not to have the added cruft. If for
whatever reason you don’t want those comments at the top of the style
sheets, feel free to remove them (as the license itself already permits). For
your convenience in doing so, there is a no-license-comments branch where
they are removed. (Note that they have no effect on what is rendered—they
do not appear in pages or anything, they’re just inert comments at the
top of the CSS code itself.)
By the way, as is usually the case with user styles, I’m not affiliated with any of the sites these user styles are for.
Versions of some of these were originally posted as gists. They are probably still similar to those gists, but I recommend you use this repository instead even for them, because:
- Updates/bugfixes, if any, will go here.
- New user styles go here (and it’s easier not to look in different places).
- It’s a pain to deal with multiple separate gists that are all conceptually part of the same project.
- Commits from the gists have been rebased so their commit messages describe what they did. This is mostly valuable for the Wikipedia user style, since the CSS itself (rather than the README) went through twelve commits.