This addon was working fine.. But no! Lets improve it, by making it unusable.. After recent update i've noticed that some sites appears broken CSS. I checked HTML on those sites, I thought maybe they changed something. But no, everything was fine. The addon is broken. Now i have twice as much the CSS whitch i`ve created or dowloaded. Why they doubled, who knows.. After I deleted all doubled CSS, problem with broken sites still exist. But now,it`s 50/50.. half of the time I visit sites they works fine, and half of the time they don`t.. Is there any posibility of me to go back to previos version of addon?

New version is terrible on android. Deletes all styles, about:reader styles don't work. Downgraded to ff56 and stylish 2.0.7 (to avoid stylish spying on data as others have mentioned), in about:config search extensions and toggle auto update to false. In googleplay go to firefox click the ... in the top right and disable auto-update. Install ff beta to use ff57.

anyone know why stuff that goes into userChrome.css that changes Firefox appearance doesn't work on Stylish anymore?

All of styles stopped working in 3.0.0, adding new styles also broken. Worst software upgrade ever.

Früher ging es über Rechtsklick, Style erstellen..., jetzt wird man zu userstyles geleitet oder muss sich komplett umstellen beim erstellen eines Styles.

Stylish add-on version 2.1.1 for Firefox 56.0.2 and below used to be amazing. I used it for so long due to its simplicity to modify pretty much any websites and even the Firefox browser itself. But the version past that is the complete opposite of what it was before. It look exactly like the ugly, bright and confusing version on Google Chrome browser.

I never liked writing codes on Chrome because of the way the text field area is all displayed. Plus, it's literally forcing me on a new tab and the way it was displaying my installed/active/inactive styles was also pretty awful and annoying. Literally unfriendly to use. When I was writing a code on Firefox, everything was in the same floating window until a few version later where it was forcing me on a new tab. Luckily, thanks to the extensive customization on Firefox, it was possible to fix that by typing about:config in the address bar then searching for extensions.stylish.editorWindowMode and set the value to 1 to have it back as a window.

Previously, I could press the preview button and see my changes behind the floating window instantly being applied to the website or page to know if I like them or not. But in this version, since it's just like on Chrome, changes aren't applied instantly. You constantly have to refresh the page to see your changes which is very annoying, unhelpful and very unfriendly.

Since this new update, I literally lost over 15 styles I was working on in the past months and I had no backup of these styles on my hard drive or things like that. I looked at the "About this version" and other tabs where I could see some of my styles already installed, but the most important, or those that were not uploaded to the website yet were no where to be found.

When I reverted back to Firefox 56.0.2 due to tons of extensions missing or incompatible, I had to go through a lot of trouble just to disable Firefox automatic updates because it kept forcing the update Firefox 57 on me every time I restarted/launched Firefox again. There was no old versions compatible for Stylish add-ons, so that's also why I had to revert back on Firefox as well. In the end, thanks to the Firefox sync feature, all the styles I previously lost to this new update were back in my list.

So,

I have always hated how Stylish looked on Google Chrome. I really liked the old look on Firefox, it was simple, compact and fast. It allowed to preview styles without saving them.

Installed styles that I edited were reverted back to their original state. Also the last version was way easier to use.

All styles are gone.

This goes some way to explaining why stylish dont work as it once did [url]http://www.morbo.org/2017/11/linux-sandboxing-improvements-in.html?m=1[/url] . Im sure adding relevant directory in *security.sandbox.content.write_path_whitelist* should suffice to have stylish access to relevant database, unfortunatly i dont know which directory it resides in :/ personaly i have ditched stylish in favour of stylus.

I've been using Stylish for many years with Firefox to customize the user interface itself. It was very convenient. Unfortunately since FF57 manipulating the user interface is no longer supported via add-ons (have to do it manually through userChrome.css). This is of course not the developer's fault and this is still a very good add-on for what it does, but no longer useful to me I'm afraid. This is why I gave it only 4/5 stars.

Absolute garbage . . . I cannot get any of the, mostly ugly, images to work on my Google home page. The image that I previously had just disappeared . . . good work!

Why do you need to collect data to apply CSS on websites ? :-)

LO

Yep just like everyone else the forced update wiped all my settings. This is unacceptable.

Why no confirm before update?

All custome styles are gone. oh, my god , hope roolback to firefox 55 is usefuly.

Слетели все ручные настройки тем. Приложение работает крайне нестабильно.
Если открываешь страницу в фоновой вкладке, то стиль не применяется. Приходится обновлять страницу по CTRL+F5

Just discovered the last 13-months events of Stylish, so saddening to see a once-great add-on made unusable by an astonishing amount of insanely stupid decisions (de facto closed source, spying features all over the place, feature regression, and no clear communication on any of these points whatsoever) from the new “owner” (how can this notion even stand for an GNU-licensed project anyway?)

I see here and there advices to go back to 2.1.1. Actually you really shouldn’t, considering how much the 2017 despicable flavor of stylish wants to spy on you: https://www.ghacks.net/2017/01/04/major-stylish-add-on-changes-in-regards-to-privacy/

Stick to 2.0.7 instead (and to FF ESR, therefore), last version before this suicidal overhaul…