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quora deblur css
/*
unfortunately webkit doesn't support @document yet afaik
so you will need something like http://code.grid.in.th
to have per-website stylesheets (if you care about that).
Since I use that extension, I have no idea how well this
works if you use it as a generic user stylesheet in Safari.
I spent all of ten minutes looking for what to change and
to test on the few pages that were blurred, and it mostly
works. YMMV. This obviously doesn't work if Quora doesn't
show you the complete answer.
There's more elegant solutions out there involving removing
the offending tags altogether and you could probably wrap it
up into an extension pretty easily if desired. On Chrome I
use this user script: https://gist.github.com/3208442
*/
.blurred_answer{color:black !important; text-shadow: none !important}
.blurred_answer_wrapper img{-khtml-opacity:1 !important}
.signup_cta_on_answer{display:none}
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