If you'd like a site that's not falling apart, try greasyfork.org
Greasy Fork supports user styles now, in the Stylus user style format.
Greasy Fork is actively developed and moderated. You can set up the styles you wrote to sync from your GitHub or any URL you like, and Greasy Fork will pull in updates.
The list of styles posted on Greasy Fork is admittedly very limited right now, but we're committed to supporting user style authors and hopefully we'll get it expanded.
Greasy Fork is actively developed and moderated. You can set up the styles you wrote to sync from your GitHub or any URL you like, and Greasy Fork will pull in updates.
The list of styles posted on Greasy Fork is admittedly very limited right now, but we're committed to supporting user style authors and hopefully we'll get it expanded.
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For me that's a good alternative which is in beta ( so a possibility to be better in future):
By example some of mine ;-) - i need break them in multi parts.
About GreaseMonkey:
It's actively developed, as Jason said (not the case of Usertstyles since a long time).
Userstyles can be installed by Stylus or if we choose by Usersripts.
It's Forum is very active.
Search in Greasemonkey are better than in Userstyles.
No image ? We can add (multi) previews with it... not in Userstyles now (broken).
And most important, it's good to have Userscript AND Userstyles in the same place.
I think it's interesting to try this new function.
Besides of Jason abandoning USo (let's just forgive that already), he really do cares about Greasy Fork and has done lot of updates lately.
OpenUserCSS was promising, but last update on the git is from 2018. That site doesn't have future, unless development peaks up again.
I personally now host my userstyles on here, Greasy Fork and Github for good measure.
Your userstyles in greasyfork can keep your setting:
They can be installed directly with Stylus or as userscript (you can choose).
Not needs to learn javascript...
Maybe, but it work!
Ps:
If its style "hurt your eyes" ... make it better by created your own.
:-)
RE Edit after Chatski1212:
This forum seems down too?
I can't post a new comment.....
Your userstyles in greasyfork can keep your setting:
They can be installed directly with Stylus or as userscript (you can choose).
Not needs to learn javascript...
By that I meant, an easy way to port over Dropdown settings, Color settings, Image Settings. There's currently no option for me to just paste these settings into greasy fork and make them work. I had to learn how to use @var, but it's not that hard in the end and I managed to port my style over.
;)
for images and other features I wrote this userscript Greasy Fork tweaks
welcome
Yes, that's a great improvement for... Greasyfork!
Can you do something for Userstyles.org too ?
Like replace our other screenshots which are invisible after their new (crappy and unstable...) site...
Yes, that's a great improvement for... Greasyfork!
Can you do something for Userstyles.org too ?
Like replace our other screenshots which are invisible after their new (crappy and unstable...) site...
hi, decembre. yes, I think about this. now I'm currently writing a parser for userstyles.org, and after I make it maybe I also write this code too.
Ha, should be interesting to see that!
Notify us when it's done....
:-)
I would say http://freestyler.ws/ was closer but it forces you to use it's own style installer if you can get it on Chrome. Links are broken and all the styles are old and taken from here.
Sadly there is no real good alternative.
Step right up and install it, if you can even get to the page to install it. lol
https://userstyles.org/styles/187446/userstyles-officially-slow-branding