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Old 06-18-2005, 11:47 AM
could someone explain what this means "Style sheet" does this alter the appearance of safari or something? Before I mess with it, I'd like to know what it is.
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i use it for blocking ads, i forgot where i got it at and its not really that powerfull but it works most of the time..
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could someone explain what this means "Style sheet" does this alter the appearance of safari or something? Before I mess with it, I'd like to know what it is.
A style sheet lets you configure how certain parts of webpages are displayed in your browser. These could be fonts, images, colors...etc.
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A style sheet lets you configure how certain parts of webpages are displayed in your browser. These could be fonts, images, colors...etc.
No sure what that means exactly but if I try changing these settings will I be in for a major headache or a confusing learning experience, easily fixed?
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