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I wanted to make things look plain, so here it is. K3YW0RD5: Plain basic clean stealth
A simplified Google services log in screen / page. Box is variable width (set at 40% of page). Personally tested on Firefox 11.0. Reported to work on Chromium 19.0.1068.1 and Chromium 18. If you encounter a URL with the usual log-in page and my style doesn't affect it, please leave a message.
Restores Cached and Similar links to be seen in plain view. If no links appear, it means Google does not have any links to offer (page not cached, no 'similar' option provided). (2013-04-27) Attention: Google has now presented another layout, which seems to be an A/B testing experiment. I've provided 2 options to choose from - Style A, for the old slide out preview layout, and Style B, for the new green pointer layout. There's a slight blemish with Style B - the "Translate this Page" hyphen will be underlined on hover.
Make images that have a href attribute (image link) be highlighted in blue, on hover. Not so good with small containers, as the shadow will be cut-off. A similar style: Puts a box around hovered linked images If you want to remove the dotted frame when clicked, use Remove Link Dotted Line Frame.
Hides the appearance of cufon text and shows plain text instead. Cufon / Cufón Note: This only handles cufon using the canvas element. I don't know if there are other versions.
For Chrome users/WebKit browsers. Page scrolling speed is slowed when this style is active. What it does: Makes websites grayscale / greyscale, then inverts it. This affects everything (except video and probably any embed objects). Affects images as well and nothing can be done about it. How to use: When you come across a website that is too dark/light, you add the website to the list of affected sites to make it opposite of what it currently is - dark becomes light, light becomes dark. Play with the values to whatever you prefer. You can delete brightness and contrast properties in code to slightly increase scrolling performance. Use it on sites that mainly have text content.
Cleans the page. For download-only users. There might be a slight delay on page load due to JavaScript interfering with page layout.
Just my attempt at a global dark style. Bound to mess things up. Covers About:blank, About:neterror. The code is uncouth crap IMO, but it works. Check out Midnight Surfing Alternative (which I prefer) for a simpler, easier to edit version.
Warning: It has been reported that this style interferes with pdf.js, making documents unsightly. Alt. title - "Midnight Surfing Lite". Bound to mess things up. Mainly tested on Firefox. Simpler and smaller (about 1/2 file size of the original), with very minor color changes. Compared to the original, performance is worse when dealing with icons. When having to give objects solid BG colors - it's better (gives it to objects that need it) or worse (obscures elements, thus interferes with functionality/usage). Original - Midnight Surfing - Global Dark Style
It's a dark style. Excluding one rule, it's nothing but a color edit. Removes adverts too, just in case you're not using ad blocking software.