saxamaphone69

I wish someone would write an alternative to Stylish for Firefox (I would try if I knew where to even start...).

Looks good though. I don't use Chrome, so can't test it, but judging from the screenshot, perhaps some syntax highlighting?

Nice and simple though. Guess a sharing feature would be the next step?

I've always wanted to learn a language and make a game out of it, but procrastination always gets the better of me (5 years later, I still haven't learnt anything). Congratulations, good luck and keep it up!

There is more to 4chan than just /b/.

Yes, /b/ seems to be the only reason people hear or know about 4chan. But /b/ has done this sort of stuff in the past for massive 'lulz', and they have also stopped stuff like animal cruelty, or even that one kid who decided to post a pic of his feet in people's salad (which got him fired).

Good times here, http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/tom-green-raids

There's another 50 boards on 4chan ranging from animals to papercraft. Explore.

Reminds me of that advertisement someone did on Pinterest, where you had to scroll down quickly as well.

edit: Uniqlo, that was it. not on their Pinterest anymore. Video for same effect - http://youtu.be/e5FM-VcE7UA

I believe you had a sample/demo page with v1? I thought that highlighted what the stylesheet achieves quite nicely.

Also, I reckon test case examples for each browser quirk would be cool, so people who wanna see what each thing changes/causes, can go through the commented code and see what removing certain declarations would change/effect.

Keep developing cool stuff necolas!

Most users' arguments to that are they open a thread, click preload images/expand images, walk away, and so when the thread is dead/they come back, they have all the posts, and the full resolution images (not thumbnails). And the image expanding is done through userscripts/client side.

Would be great to see a Stylish version for Firefox (and Chrome) users. Nice work.