Chrome has a very neat feature that for downloadable MP3 links, it can open a new tab with a minimal player to save you downloading.
Turns out they create a <video> element in a tiny HTML page and set the source.
But they don't set the size of the element so it is very small, which makes the scrub/scroll slider very hard to use. I've found I can edit the DOM (in Chrome) to add width="800" and it's great, but doing this every time is a faff.
I recall years ago you could get extensions to let you override styles and so on - I think it was GreaseMonkey or similar. In fact I published a script to hide posts by ignored users on CUK which is still running on my machine though I can't find where!
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to easily let me set a default width attribute, or on certain domains?
Turns out they create a <video> element in a tiny HTML page and set the source.
But they don't set the size of the element so it is very small, which makes the scrub/scroll slider very hard to use. I've found I can edit the DOM (in Chrome) to add width="800" and it's great, but doing this every time is a faff.
I recall years ago you could get extensions to let you override styles and so on - I think it was GreaseMonkey or similar. In fact I published a script to hide posts by ignored users on CUK which is still running on my machine though I can't find where!
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to easily let me set a default width attribute, or on certain domains?
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