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How can I customize my Firefox, so if a page has no style-definitions firefox will use a local stylesheet, that I can define myself?

I found this addon: Context Style Switcher, that can remove the stylesheet from a page, but that does look realy ugly.

It would be perfect, if I could define a per-site CSS, that is used every time I visit a page.

rubo77
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  • Try this tip from an earlier question [How to override the CSS of a site in Firefox with userContent.css?][1] [1]: http://superuser.com/questions/318912/how-to-override-the-css-of-a-site-in-firefox-with-usercontent-css – mvark May 19 '13 at 08:19
  • that tip only changes the style on a certain site. I want to change the style on all sites, that have no CSS – rubo77 May 26 '13 at 00:55

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You can set the various options (color, fontsize, font family) inside about:config to a certain degree. (type about:config as an address and open it)

some examples @ Firefox 62

browser.display.foreground_color: sets the text color
browser.display.background_color: sets the background color of a page

For further settings you can type in color or font or size inside the searchbar.

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  • That works for the background color, but I couldn't find any useful setting. even `font.minimum-size.x-western` set to a bigger value than 14 is causing severe problems on nearly all websites – rubo77 Oct 15 '18 at 18:53
  • If it's just about the font size, try this option: font.size.systemFontScale Does that help? (change the value and reload a random site. I have it on 170) – DarkTrick Oct 16 '18 at 12:13
  • that works. And you can edit the default font-family and link-colors in the settings menu under "Schrift" (german) – rubo77 Oct 17 '18 at 16:31
  • I found out, that setting a bigger `font.size.systemFontScale` than 100% makes big problems on many websites. I think the value is used as base for css `em` which is causing havoc if not starting on 100% – rubo77 Oct 17 '18 at 17:39