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Any ways to re-skin a website (at the client end) where the format and layout of the page is mostly known and constant?
For example, changing the language of a certain form on eBay to Japanese.
I know that with Opera and Firefox a website’s CSS can be overridden. Are there any ways in any browsers or browser plugins to override text and words on a certain page of a certain website?
Some of my ideas:
Any thoughts?
You can try a combination of CSS and using Greasemonkey (userscripts, in JavaScript) to change styles as well as change content. Greasemonkey & userscripts are supported by Firefox (by plugin) and Chrome (natively).