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Antony BoothJun 5, 2021
A great extension. Enabling Javascript and having a built in jquery library, makes tweaking sites easy. I use it to add classes to elements, remove panels from pages, resize sections like a canvas with css, debounce searches on inputs, add my own buttons to pages for ease of use and scrape data by querying the dom and use the mutationobserver to watch for changes and act on them. This extension is like a macro tool that allows me to customize some sites I use to enter or retrieve information... Show more
Rafael Mizar ZitaJul 27, 2020
I was looking to inject custom css and js in certain pages to battle against the new distractions (games tab, marketplace) that facebook (and other sites) comes up with. I was looking at Greasemonkey and found it too complicated for my needs. This one really fit the bill
A Chrome Web Store userFeb 13, 2019
Used to be good, now the JS part doesn't work anymore.
Ivan BovinDec 17, 2018
Text field with Javascript is hidden. Has it done temporarily? .js-wrap { display: none; }
T CDec 11, 2018
Bad experience from the very beginning now it is even worse, it just does not work, all my styles have disappeared.
Hardy K.Nov 2, 2018
It was my best addon, but since some time it is not possible to edit the JS. There is only a CSS field. I have no choice to remove it :(
MattOct 28, 2018
The Javascript part broke, so half of the entire extension is essentially broken, rendering the entire thing useless.
S.A Mousavi (SAM)Apr 6, 2018
There is no priority over web site styles and your entered style skipped by chrome. You can see in the developer tools.
Mark Cameron-SmithFeb 24, 2018
Doesn't work
Nicholas BrosiusOct 14, 2017
Does not run scripts on page load like it once did. The toolbar icon must be clicked and a "RUN SCRIPT" button must also be clicked manually. Yes, even setting a script to run with window.onload or $(document).ready fails to run on page load. A minimum of two clicks are required to inject JS.