Tim:
>> Can you apply a user style sheet? Perhaps they've gone down that
>> route, of using a style sheet to override site style.
Patrick O'Callaghan:
> Hmm, I've never tried that and am not sure how to go about it.
See if there is any user.css file (or similarly named file), as a clue.
Or run the program and see if it looks for one. If you can determine
that it does, where to put it, etc., a basic CSS file to force a certain
fontstyle could be as simple as just this in the file:
* {font-family: liberation-sans !important;}
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=2393
Suggests:
"Enabled with the --enable-user-stylesheet flag which causes chrome to
read <user-data-dir>/<profile>/User StyleSheet/Custom.css at startup and
set it as the user style sheet."
So it might be worth seeing if they've implemented it.
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