The author has marked this style as obsolete.
It doesn't work anymore and it's a bit broing trying to second guess Lifehacker's designers.
Removes ads, sidebar and unnecessary images from the Lifehacker site.
Fits on an 800X600 screen.
Doesn't 'break' the site!
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- - load into the Stylish extension where you can preview and save it.
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Reviews
skittleys said on Jun 29 2008
doesn't work anymore...
Valacar said on Jan 04 2008
I like this one better than your Lifehacker - streamlined, but I had to tweak it a little. There seems to be an unnecessary horizontal scrollbar, and a few ads still. To remove the scrollbar I just removed most of the "width:100%" lines, and to remove the extra ads, I added this:
[id^="ad-"], [id^="prf"] { display: none !important; }
BTW, this style works for quite a few other sites as well...check the very bottom of the lifehacker page for a list. I tested it with sites like Gizmodo and Kotaku.