Stylus is a safe, open-source user-styles manager browser extension that allows you to completely redesign and transform the layout of any website by applying custom Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). It serves as a privacy-respecting and telemetry-free alternative to the older, compromised “Stylish” extension.
With Stylus for Firefox, you can drastically alter the appearance of your daily web pages—from injecting dark modes onto websites that lack them to fundamentally reconstructing a site’s visual composition. Core Layout Transformation Features
Element Control: You can hide clutter like sidebar widgets, recommendation grids, banner advertisements, and intrusive pop-up banners.
Spacing Adjustments: Stylus allows you to expand or narrow content widths, change margins, pad paragraphs for better reading, or enforce multi-column grid structures.
Live Previews: The extension features a built-in code editor that applies your CSS rules instantly to the active webpage without requiring you to reload the browser window.
Granular Scoping: You can write or apply specific styles that target a single exact URL, an entire web domain, or use regular expressions to match highly complex web paths. How to Install Existing Layouts
You do not need to know how to code to use Stylus. The global community publishes thousands of pre-made layouts for highly popular websites.
Visit the Firefox Add-ons Store to add Stylus to your browser.
Browse user-made repository sites like userstyles.world to find layout overhauls for platforms like YouTube, GitHub, or Reddit.
Click the installation button on the theme page, and Stylus will automatically import, configure, and maintain updates for that layout. Creating Your Own Custom Layout
If you have basic CSS knowledge, you can tailor any webpage layout manually:
How To Theme Any Website With Stylus (For Firefox And Chrome)
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