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| .conversation-module > li:after, .conversation-module > li:before { | |
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| ol.conversation-module li.conversation-root, | |
| ol.conversation-module li.conversation-ancestor { | |
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| li.js-has-navigable-stream.open ol.conversation-module li.conversation-root, | |
| li.js-has-navigable-stream.open ol.conversation-module li.conversation-ancestor { | |
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@theoreticalgirl Check out Stylish – lets you manage custom stylesheets in Chrome. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish/fjnbnpbmkenffdnngjfgmeleoegfcffe?hl=en
OMG get this gal a medal or something…
awesome! thanks!
This is now on userstyles.org, as well: http://userstyles.org/styles/92927/disable-blue-lines-on-twitter
@theoreticalgirl Sorry I didn't see your comment earlier! @PhUU is correct, if you install the Stylish extension you should just be able to do a one-click install of this from userstyles.org.
It doesn't seem to do anything in Stylish for Firefox. Thanks for spending time on this, though.
@mildmojo: The classes should be the same for Firefox. Are you sure it's getting applied to the site? Did you use this one or install it via userstyles.org?
@mildmojo: I just installed Firefox and Stylish and it works fine for me when installed from userstyles.org. Maybe you've got another add-on conflicting with it or something?
Holy smokes! This is amazing! How exactly do you implement this in Chrome, for us laypeople?