How to permanently change how a website looks in Chrome
DevTools changes vanish on refresh. Here's how to make a site look the way you want on every visit: Chrome settings, custom CSS, userscripts, or plain English.
Make the websites you use work for you.
Short guides to hiding distractions, fixing annoying layouts, and adding the information sites leave out.
How to hide YouTube Shorts on desktop (and keep them hidden)
YouTube has no setting to turn off Shorts on desktop. Here's every option that works, what each one costs you, and how to make Shorts stay gone.
Why cookie banners keep coming back (and how to make them stop)
Clicked Accept and the cookie banner is back the next day? The site can't find your choice. Here's why that happens and how to fix it for good.
How to track a price on any website, not just Amazon
Most price trackers only cover Amazon or big stores. Here's how to keep a price history for any product page, stored in your own browser, with Cuttlefox.
Userscripts without the code: a plain-English alternative to Tampermonkey
Tampermonkey is great if you write JavaScript. If you don’t, Cuttlefox turns a plain-English request into a saved page edit. Here’s how the two compare.