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Could you please have a look at http://raufthecoder.wordpress.com/2011/08/06/per-site-customization-in-mozilla-firefox/ . It explains how to customize Mozilla Firefox using 'userContent.css'. How can I do it in Internet Explorer ?

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You should probably cut and past your code in. I'm pretty sure your CSS is wrong. . . – surfasb Aug 9 '11 at 6:12
I don’t see what’s wrong with it. It works just fine. – Synetech Aug 9 '11 at 6:25
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Internet Options->General->Accessibility->Format documents using my style sheet :

In Internet Explorer (or the Control Panel), select Internet Options, then click the Accessibility button in the General tab. Check the Format documents using my stylesheet check-box and click Browse to select a CSS stylesheet of your choosing. (Click OK, OK.)

Now your user-stylesheet will be applied to all websites that you browse, depending on what you put it in.

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I specified img { opacity: 0.03; } in a file and then browsed and selected it. But it DO NOT work – Rauf Aug 9 '11 at 6:01
Yes it does. It won’t take until you close and re-open the browser, or at least a tab; simply reloading the page isn’t enough. (When testing CSS, I prefer to use something like * {background:#ff0000;}; it’s much more noticeable and universally applicable.) – Synetech Aug 9 '11 at 6:25
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