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Total Number of Extension users:3.2K +
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Reviewed by :19 Chrome Users
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Author Name:edrooth.com
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Injects any hosted css file into a any webpage.
allows injection of any hosted css file into any webpage.
NEW (8/13/2012): ** Fixed deployment error that caused extension to break.
NEW (8/5/2012): ** Updated to work with newer versions of Chrome (using manifest version 2) FEATURES: ** Specify any hosted CSS file to inject (local files must be hosted under http://localhost/~ - security restriction of Chrome) ** Single click toggles injection on/off ** Native JavaScript only - no included libraries or unnecessary code to slow you down WHY DO I WANT THIS: ** This is to aid in theming websites such as Wordpress or Tumblr.
Its for those cases where youre developing a complex Stylesheet for a site template but you cant easily update the CSS file on the server.
** Using this plugin: you can work off a localhost hosted css file, just hit save, and see the results immediately.
No more copying and pasting, or FTP-ing your CSS up to the server.
** Other css manipulation plugins only inject their own static css, or make you copy and paste into a box.
im sure theres some other use cases too.
If you have any, let me know!
CSS Inject is deleted from https://chrome.google.com/webstore/. Previously it is on chrome store,its urls is https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/css-inject/fmiohbdblcemacakpnoinjmcelddpjbg
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