Add a way to install with Stylish addon too about userstyles.world

[Gusted]

Don't forget @Gusted's hard work, too.

My dog does typing and coding, and I troll Mikey all the time and annoy him.

[vednoc]

The developers of Stylish extension would have to implement support for USw on their own. We can't do anything about that.

Since a long time Stylus don't want install an userstyles with Waterfox Classic.

There's an open PR that fixes the mentioned issue: openstyles/usercss-meta#74

Give them a ping so that they don't forget to merge it for the next release. Beta release is supposed to go live soon in order to test USw integration as well as other bug fixes, but that's all I've been told.

Also, I can't wait for a new release in order to stop loading changes from the latest master branch whenever I want to write userstyles with an external editor. That functionality was broken only in Firefox with the latest v1.5.17 release.

If it is a problem for me, it can be too for others users of Waterfox Classic.

Indeed, but they don't seem to be vocal about it. Unfortunately, it is what it is until the bug is fixed. Have you tried installing one of the previous versions of Stylus? If not, make sure you export a backup of your userstyles first.

Can you do the same thing on USw ?

Even if we tried to do so, Stylish still wouldn't be able to install userstyles from USw because of two reasons:

1. It would only work with default preprocessor. No LessCSS, no Stylus-lang – those are separate languages that compile to CSS.
2. Stylish is hard-coded to only talk to USo's API. It can't be changed without modifying the source code. Even so, the source code for pre-spyware version of Stylish is very different to that of Stylus, and spyware version of Stylish is closed source.

I have tested to copy / paste the CSS code of Userstyle with Stylus configuration inside (sorry if it is confused):

You can only do so for userstyles that use default processor. Just make a new userstyle (with "as Usercss" checkbox disabled), then click on "Import" button, paste the code, remove UserStyle metadata header, and you'll have a working userstyle. I tested this with a couple of your userstyles and everything works as intended.

remove the top header, all "if" sections (but keep some and rewrite them in normal CSS format , etc....

And that's the problem: by doing that, it defeats the purpose of using preprocessors and UserCSS format. I ship some of my userstyles with both Stylus-lang and default prepcessor, the latter of which can be imported like I mentioned in the previous section. As an example, have a look at either one of my GitLab/WhatsApp/Instagram userstyles to see how it's done.

[decembre]

Thanks for your quick reply, as uasual.

Make a new userstyle (with "as Usercss" checkbox disabled), then click on "Import" button, paste the code, remove UserStyle metadata header, and you'll have a working userstyle. I tested this with a couple of your userstyles and everything works as intended.

Good trick, I don' thinks to that...

Give them a ping so that they don't forget to merge it for the next release

I do it

Even if we tried to do so, Stylish still wouldn't be able to install userstyles from USw because...
Booh... that's good, with your trick and some time and a Stylus fix, all should be good.

Anyway, good evolution to your site:
You hard work on it as i can see;

[vednoc]

Let me know if there's anything left unclear.

Anyway, good evolution to your site:
You hard work on it as i can see;

Don't forget @Gusted's hard work, too. That combined with feedback from the community is what makes this project a team effort. It's going to be an exciting month ahead of us, as we get closer to feature parity with other platforms.

[Gusted]

Is this considered fixed? As next stylus release, contain the fix.

[vednoc]

Just tested Waterfox and everything seems to be working correctly. 🎉