Posts tagged ‘user styles’
Posted by Derek Featherstone on October 1st, 2010
iOS allows the user to switch to a “high contrast” display—essentially reversing the colour scheme. This doesn’t give the fine control of colours that a desktop operating system provides. With the use of a user style sheet and a slick bookmarklet, a user can apply a custom stylesheet to mobile Safari on their iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch so that they can display the web site or application to suit their own styles.
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Posted by Derek Featherstone on September 28th, 2010
Safari 5 and other browsers like Opera, Internet Explorer, FireFox and Chrome allows users to set a user stylesheet preference. This enables a user to take control over their experience—styling the site the way they want it to be displayed, overriding the author styles.
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