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  1. I added these styles to my Mastodon page (via the Stylus extension) and they're pretty neat at first glance.

    The first one highlights posts that aren't boosts in your timeline, with a blue border and a slightly blue background.

    [data-status-by]:not([data-boosted-by]) {
    background-color:#292c46;
    border: 3px blue inset;
    }

    The second one makes my posts and boosts partly transparent, so I can ignore them more easily. Replace "@samadeleine" with your username of course.

    [data-status-by="@samadeleine"],[data-boosted-by="@samadeleine"]{
    opacity:20%;
    }

    It also makes it easier on the notifications page to distinguish actual responses to your posts from favorites and boosts.

    #css #mastodonhack #stylus

  2. I added these styles to my Mastodon page (via the Stylus extension) and they're pretty neat at first glance.

    The first one highlights posts that aren't boosts in your timeline, with a blue border and a slightly blue background.

    [data-status-by]:not([data-boosted-by]) {
    background-color:#292c46;
    border: 3px blue inset;
    }

    The second one makes my posts and boosts partly transparent, so I can ignore them more easily. Replace "@samadeleine" with your username of course.

    [data-status-by="@samadeleine"],[data-boosted-by="@samadeleine"]{
    opacity:20%;
    }

    It also makes it easier on the notifications page to distinguish actual responses to your posts from favorites and boosts.

    #css #mastodonhack #stylus

  3. I added these styles to my Mastodon page (via the Stylus extension) and they're pretty neat at first glance.

    The first one highlights posts that aren't boosts in your timeline, with a blue border and a slightly blue background.

    [data-status-by]:not([data-boosted-by]) {
    background-color:#292c46;
    border: 3px blue inset;
    }

    The second one makes my posts and boosts partly transparent, so I can ignore them more easily. Replace "@samadeleine" with your username of course.

    [data-status-by="@samadeleine"],[data-boosted-by="@samadeleine"]{
    opacity:20%;
    }

    It also makes it easier on the notifications page to distinguish actual responses to your posts from favorites and boosts.

    #css #mastodonhack #stylus

  4. I added these styles to my Mastodon page (via the Stylus extension) and they're pretty neat at first glance.

    The first one highlights posts that aren't boosts in your timeline, with a blue border and a slightly blue background.

    [data-status-by]:not([data-boosted-by]) {
    background-color:#292c46;
    border: 3px blue inset;
    }

    The second one makes my posts and boosts partly transparent, so I can ignore them more easily. Replace "@samadeleine" with your username of course.

    [data-status-by="@samadeleine"],[data-boosted-by="@samadeleine"]{
    opacity:20%;
    }

    It also makes it easier on the notifications page to distinguish actual responses to your posts from favorites and boosts.

    #css #mastodonhack #stylus

  5. I added these styles to my Mastodon page (via the Stylus extension) and they're pretty neat at first glance.

    The first one highlights posts that aren't boosts in your timeline, with a blue border and a slightly blue background.

    [data-status-by]:not([data-boosted-by]) {
    background-color:#292c46;
    border: 3px blue inset;
    }

    The second one makes my posts and boosts partly transparent, so I can ignore them more easily. Replace "@samadeleine" with your username of course.

    [data-status-by="@samadeleine"],[data-boosted-by="@samadeleine"]{
    opacity:20%;
    }

    It also makes it easier on the notifications page to distinguish actual responses to your posts from favorites and boosts.

    #css #mastodonhack #stylus