Stylebot restyles any website: you point at an element and change it, and Stylebot writes the CSS and loads your style every time you come back. It runs as a browser extension on Chrome, Firefox and Edge on desktop. Open the editor from the icon or a shortcut, click to select an element so the fields show its current styles, then use the basic controls or write CSS directly, and save different looks for the same site as profiles. It also works with a coding agent.
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Open the editor, click what you want to change, and see its current styles in the fields.
Use the basic controls for font, colour, box and effects, or write the CSS yourself.
Keep several different looks for the same site and switch between them.
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