Stylish

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Gee there’s a whole little Firefox extension that changes styles based on website, etc. that I didn’t even know about until I came across this post about adding attachment icons to Gmail on Download Squad. Why didn’t someone tell me about Stylish?

Or did someone tell me and I just forgot? 🙂

Either way, I’m enjoying the icons in Gmail, and am looking forward to seeing what other styles are available.

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