Is there a plugin/extension to disable CSS on certain sites and not others when browsing?

Question

Is there a plugin/extension to disable CSS on certain sites and not others when browsing? Sort of like the ability featured in web dev toolbar plugins, but selective and automatic.

Any ideas?

Answer 1

This Firefox Accessibility Extension allows you to turn off CSS when needed, and it also allows users to utilize their own stylesheet if needed.

I haven't found one for Opera, but you can also try the "Remove CSS" bookmarklet described here.

EDIT: I tested the "Remove CSS" bookmarklet on Opera v10.53. It appears you may need to turn on the "Personal Bar" within Opera to install it as a bookmarklet. It removes CSS on websites only; reloading the webpage restores the CSS formatting.

Answer 2

Have a look at Firebug. It'll let you manipulate CSS.

Answer 3

Hey everyone - I ended up using the personalized web extension for Chrome (http://goo.gl/XivM) to accomplish this. It can block images/CSS for an entire domain every time you visit it.

Answer 4

You guys just need to use Stylish. Then get Stylish-Custom (you can find it in the userstyles forum in a thread).

One of the extra features allows what you guys want. You can set rules where any particular css file will turn on/off depending on what site you are currently viewing.