You’ve been looking at those same websites - Google, Youtube, Wikipedia - for years now, and you’re sick of their boring design? It’s time to take matters into your own hands. Install Stylish - a Firefox extension that lets you change the CSS of most websites - and really take back the web. I’ve chosen 3 great picks for you to start from.

If you aren’t familiar with Stylish, installing and using it is easy as pie. Get it here. Installing the scripts is similar to Greasemonkey, and in most cases it only requires clicking on the “Install Script” button. Sometimes, you might need to tweak the script a bit to include a localized version of a website - for example, what works on Google.com might not work on Google.de without adding an extra parameter to the script. Other than that, Stylish it's very simple to use and manage.

Dark Google

A fun fact reappears on popular web sites every now and then - Google, with its whiteness, is actually costing more energy than if it were black, because an LCD screen needs more energy to shine bright white than black. It’s time to save the planet and get that cool 1337 look on Google with Google Dark Grey Redesign. Make sure you try the original blue version, too.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2108

Black YouTube


From the same author who created Google Dark Grey comes YouTube Dark Grey redesign. And, dark it definitely is. And I love it; it makes YouTube almost look cool!

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