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Keep track of all your old extensions, as well as current and past states of the extensions still installed.
"Extension log" logs when an extension is installed, uninstalled, upgraded, enabled or disabled.

View all these informations in a table sorted by name, state (enabled, disabled, uninstalled), extension type, or id. With a list of events associated with each extension ever installed (as long as "Extension log" is always enabled).

Aside from its main purpose, "Extension log" records a log of the date and version of every chrome update.

You can save the whole log history, in case of crash. Right click the extension icon and select "Export log" (save the whole page or one of the textareas). No restore function available yet, but you can access the stored values manually from the background page's javascript console (and update from there if necessary).

EL allows you to save extensions packages in its original format or as a zip file.

2018-12-31: (0.5.6)
Badge used to warn user when an event occurs: now fully functional.
You can now import options, and chrome version history from a backup. Import of events is still in beta.

2018-09-12: (0.5)
Extension packages can be saved as CRX and/or ZIP files.
The list of current permissions for all extensions is displayed in the tooltip of their version number.

2018-09-04: (0.4.11)
Added support to download CRX packages.

2018-08-22: (0.4.10.1)
Some minor fixes and layout improvements.

2018-07: (0.4.9.8)
Stable version. Still missing import data feature. Almost done but development halted at least for several weeks. Sorry.

2018-06-19: (0.4)
Still in beta, but shouldn't crash.

Direct link to chrome web store

Online help is available here.

Tiny proxy allows you to manage multiple proxy servers, and to change easily between them.

The current proxy settings are defined by Tiny Proxy as PAC scripts.

This extension is a work in progress. Your input is welcome (and please, do).

TP implements the following types of proxies:

• "server": all other "proxies" are directly/indirectly using one or several "server" proxies
• "PAC": currently only supports local PAC script code.
• "alias": shortcut to any of the other types of proxies.
• "switch": list of rules to fine-tune the websites to use with or without a proxy
• "pool": if you have a set of unreliable proxies you can group them in "pools" and let chrome select the first valid one.

TP allows you to add temporary proxy rules (see popup). This way you can combine multiples proxy profiles.

Notes:

• You have to select which proxies appear in the popup list. In the settings window, check the box next to their name.
• TP does not support proxy authentication yet. Need volunteers to test...
• TP should be compatible with any unicode letter/symbol. If you encounter a problem, please contact me.

2020-03-03 (0.6.3): bugs fixes + export of a subset of proxies
2019-12-07 (0.6): Strengthened handling of user provided PACscripts, color-coded errors while editing, drag & drop (editing)...
2019-10-23 (0.5): Bugs fixes and new features (import proxy servers by copy/paste list from website)
2019-07-05 (0.4.3.5): Bug fixed for proxy names using unicode chars. Chrome refuses non-ASCII chars in proxy script. Symbols used in other charsets/languages won't generate a proxy error anymore. Hopefully...
2019-07-04 (0.4.3.3): bugs fixes, including failure with servers with per-protocol additional servers
2019-07-02 (0.4.3): added online help page
2019-06-25 (0.4.2): added: draggability to proxies list in "switch" and "pool".

Direct link to chrome web store

This bookmarklet is based on one of Jesse's Bookmarklets. It is a modified and more complete version of "list alts" in the "Validation Bookmarklets" category. (the list of the many enhancements is not available yet)

This bookmarklet lists all images used in <img> tags and in css styles. It also tries to list alternate versions of images as provided in srcset attributes.
It shows them in a list, limiting their maximum size to avoid overflowing the display. Simply click an image to open it in its own tab.

The source is in this link(*). Current version (beta): 2021-01-19
Click on the link to display the list of images used in this page.

(*) drag & drop on your bookmark bar to add the link to your bookmarks.

This bookmarklet increases the size of all images in the cast list on IMDb. It doubles the width/height and replaces the current image with an image of the appropriate dimensions. Can be applied multiple times if x2 is not enough.

The source is in this link(*). Current version: 20181025

(*) drag & drop on your bookmark bar to add the link to your bookmarks.

A link "(r)" is added in the two tabs "Issues" and "PR'. It is used as a single click shortcut to the corresponding listing sorted by "Recently updated".

And in the GitHub page header (since 2019-11-22).

On the page displaying all your Pull requests, or Issues, a new category ("Commenter") now appears (added 2019-11-28).
Clicking this button will display all the issues/pr in which you made a comment. They might not appear in the other categories.

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The script has its own GitHub page.

This userscript adds an icon to swap the sides of a comparison. It can be used when you need to sync your fork to the original repository.

The script has its own GitHub page.

This script removes the tracking elements from all links on imdb pages.
It keeps other parameters intact: search query, hash element.

For me, the usefulness of the script is mainly to get back uniformity in pages urls.
With a tracking element, the same page can be linked with different urls, and your browsing history won't show a page as viewed (with a link in a different color) even if you have viewed it previously.

Example:

The link to a film from a search result:	www.imdb.com/title/tt0053221/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 www.imdb.com/title/tt0053221/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
The same film from an actor's page:	www.imdb.com/title/tt0053221/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_38
With this script, the link is always:	www.imdb.com/title/tt0053221/

Note (2021-08-17) : the new layout for the "title" page (film/episode) doesn't color visited links with a different color. I'm currently testing a new userstyle that fixes this as well as a couple of other things (trying to style it like in the old design).

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Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix title page / title page old layout" , "fix rating" , "Stop scripts" , "Fullscreen imageviewer" , "Set default user reviews sorting"

This userscript uses IMDb's raw vote values to re-compute the rating (and the total of votes) of the film, without the bias included by their algorithm. It replaces the displayed value with the result and tells you if there is a difference.
It also allows you to alter the result based on some basic preferences.

You can choose which votes to use:

• All voters (default)
• US voters only
• non-US voters only
• Top 1000 voters
• aggregate of US and non-US voters

You can discard:

• "10"
• "10" if it is the highest %
• "1"
• "9" if it is the highest % (and "10" if you want)

The userscript is active on the "title" page, the "title/reference" page, the episodes list page. There are 2 options to enable this also for the "chart" page (top 250) and "search" page ("/search/" is in the path)

The script configuration menu can be opened by `ctrl + alt + left-click`-ing the rating value, and, on the page with more than one rating, the title element of the page (eg. "Episode List"). You can also click your userscript manager's icon to open its popup, and click the "Settings" line next to the userscript name.

I've verified that it works in both tampermonkey and violentmonkey.

The script gets the values by downloading `imdb.com/title/tt0000000/ratings...` in the background, storing the data and using it for a period of 16 hours (configurable).

For pages with multiple items, when it needs to fetch the values from the server, it does it without hammering the server. This means that it could take several seconds to fill all the elements. It's almost instantaneous when the values are cached. Note that "aggregate of US and non-US voters" is particularly long to load since it needs to get 2 sets of data per film/episode.

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Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix title page / title page old layout" , "Fix links" , "Stop scripts" , "Fullscreen imageviewer" , "Set default user reviews sorting"

This small userscript allows you to set the default sorting option for the "User reviews" page when opening it from a link on the title page (and from its "reference" version)

By default, without modifying the setting, the default sorting is now set to "Helpfulness". It was the default until at least the first half of 2021.

To access the small menu - only available on the title page, or the reference title page - scroll to one of the "User reviews" links, press and maintain CTRL+ALT and click the link with the mouse's left button. (Due to the way the page is designed, your first and maybe your second click could be ignored)

The menu should opens a little below the link. You can then select the default option (including choosing IMDb's default).
The choice is saved immediately and the links are modified (you can move your mouse over them to see the modification).

This userscript has been tested on Firefox and chrome with Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey.

Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix title page / title page old layout" , "fix rating" , "Fix links" , "Stop scripts" , "Fullscreen imageviewer"

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The userscript has been tested on chrome and firefox. If you encounter a problem, please post a message. I'm might have something to fix to make it work for you.

Every IMDb page loads more than 30 scripts (almost 50 on the new "title" page). The execution of these script takes a toll on the loading time of the page (from 2s to 10s, depending on the page). But it depends on how powerful your computer is.
Most of the scripts are used to display widgets (on the homepage or on the new title page) or track the user. They are also used to display the suggestion box of the search field. At the end only 4-5 of all the scripts are loaded. The rest is blocked by this userscript.
In fact it prevents them from being executed, but doesn't prevent the browser from loading them. If you have an ad-blocker like uBlock Origin, you can double the effect by adding some rules (see below). But be warned that you'll have to check this page regularly to see if the block list changes (mine hasn't changed since I started using this script almost 2 years ago, in late 2019). Anyway, blocking at "an ad-blocking" level is not necessary.

The blocked scripts are loaded in the following circumstances:

• always on the homepage (useless without)
• always on the image viewer page (control buttons don't work without)
• when the users starts to type something in the search field (takes 2-5s to complete).

All images below when the search field is focused (user is ready to type).
The search field before typing:

during, and after typing:

The search field thereafter, or on the homepage, or when the userscript is not applied (all scripts loaded):

The userscript has been tested on chrome and firefox. If you encounter a problem, please post a message.

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Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix title page / title page old layout" , "fix rating" , "Fix links" , "Fullscreen imageviewer" , "Set default user reviews sorting"

Filter list to use with uBlock Origin. Copy and paste in your "My filters" tab: (last modified: 2022-03-22)

! << replace with the date at which you add this block in you filter list >>
! 5 filters used (but not needed) to help the userscript: https://greasyfork.org/scripts/431311-imdb-stop-scripts
! speed up imdb page load. Many scripts loaded from there. But still works without them.
||m.media-amazon.com/images/I/*$script,domain=www.imdb.com
! restore search suggestion (combined with userscript)
@@||m.media-amazon.com/images/I/*?$script,domain=www.imdb.com
! 20210811 20220322: new "title" layout (film/episode)
||cloudfront.net/_next/static/$script,domain=www.imdb.com
! 20210811: killing scripts uses 100% cpu caused by this:
www.imdb.com##.ipc-loader__circle,.ipc-loader__dot:style(animation: unset !important)
!  (if :style is not supported by adblocker) www.imdb.com##svg.ipc-loader
! 20210811 20220322: (new "title" layout) restore search suggestion (combined with userscript)
@@||cloudfront.net/_next/static/*?$script,domain=www.imdb.com
! === END of filters used for userscript: https://greasyfork.org/scripts/431311-imdb-stop-scripts

Adding these filters alone (without the script) achieves the same result. Except that the search field suggestion won't work, the homepage will have some parts missing, the image viewer won't be able to show previous or next image.

This script is my attempt to get rid of google doodles on Google search homepage.
It will leave the doodle unchanged on the result pages, since it's not intrusive or animated.
Starting with version 0.7, the small doodle on the result pages is also removed (as well as the background image in the top bar).

If you have any doodle still appearing anywhere, please post the url immediately. I need the regional domain to test in the same conditions as you. And I have less than 24 hours to test.

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This userscript allows Stylus' users to style shadow-DOM elements that are by definition out of reach of global stylesheets.

Currently recognized userstyles managers are: "Stylus", "User JavaScript and CSS", "xStyle", "Stylish".

Any style rule whose selectors includes :host or :host-context will be injected into the shadow-root node.

By default the userscript is not running on any website. You'll have to edit the script settings (eg. in tampermonkey): open the userscript, go to the script's "settings" tab and add the mask of the website(s) you want to run it on (don't forget the trailing *).

To test:

• (in this script's settings) add https://web.archive.org/web/* to "user matches"
• go to https://web.archive.org/web/2/ appended with the full url of a webpage.
  eg. https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://procyon-b.github.io/programming/
• open stylus, or one of the supported userstyles manager.
  Edit a new stylesheet, matching https://web.archive.org/web/* and create this style:

  :host * { outline: 1px solid red !important; }
  * { outline: 1px solid green !important; }

  Without the userscript, only the normal elements are outlined (in green). With the userscript the elements in the header are outlined in red.
• this will outline all the element in the wayback machine's header with a red line. This is not possible without the userscript (try ; disable this userscript and reload the page).

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This userscript mimicks chrome's built-in page translator. It can be used as a userscript (from the context menu, or, always on) or as a bookmarklet (clicking the bookmark translates the page). Works in Firefox and in chrome. It has been tested with Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey.

Since June 2023, the built-in translation in old versions of chrome has stopped working. This sparked the idea to bring the feature back to those users who are still sticking to their old programs, and make it more flexible and browser independant. It should works in all versions of Firefox and chromium-based browsers. If you experience problem in older versions, feel free to contact me.
The only cave-at is that it uses google translate. You are warned.

Webmasters have always been able to add a widget to integrate the service to their site to allow their foreign visitors to translate the page on the fly. (Look at this example here. Click the earth icon in the black toolbar).
The userscript is using this script on all pages, which allows complete inline translation of pages and frames.

When used as a bookmarklet, it integrates the translation toolbar with the default capabilities. Except for a few css tunings to fix some issues:

• The toolbar is hidden. It appears when the mouse pointer is moved in the top 4 pixels of the viewport.
• The boxes displaying the list of languages is scrollable to accommodate lower resolutions.

The target language is saved site by site in a session cookies. A default language can be set. See below in the section on how to install as a bookmarklet.

When no target language

When used as a userscript, buttons and menu items are added:

• The button "Set as default language" saves the current default target language for your translation.
• A button with the current default language serves as a shortcut to set the current target language when you've changed it (see the screenshot below).

The menu has other commands: (items are usually hidden and are all displayed here as a convenience)

• The first one now also save the choice in the script config
• The second allows to revert your choice
• You can turn off translation on all sites. A trigger will be added to the webpages to start the translation process, but no connection to the service is made if you don't click it.
• You can turn off globally while allowing for the current site. You can still allow/disallow individual sites with the first 2 commands
• You can revert translation on for all site
• The last item at the bottom ¿? , is in if the language used in the toolbar is incorrect. When clicked it selects the language used in your browser's interface and displays a list of country codes to choose from. You'll have to reload the page to take effect.
  Selecting the first item (empty) sets it back to autodetection.

Menu as it really appears

forcing the toolbar language

How to use

Notes

If a cookie is set, it has precedence over other configurations.

• The current target language is ignored. If you change the default to another language, and then go back to a site recently visited, it will use the previous language. (the cookie was set at that time).
• If a site is set to never translate (global or site-specific), it will translate as set by the cookie.
• Cookies can be discarded either by clicking the cross icon in the toolbar ; by clicking "Show Original" ; when the browser is restarted and the session cookies are erased.

The session cookie is always set when a translation is attempted. Except for sites where cookies are blocked by configuring your browser.

The userscript contains several translations for the added buttons and menu items. Except for languages that I know, or poorly know, they are taken as-is from google translate. Forgive me for the errors.
The translations included are: french, dutch, spanish, italian, german, portuguese, japanese, chinese (simplified and traditionnal).

If the website that you want to translate is configured to block inline script, the translation won't work. Parts of google translate scripts will be blocked.

If you encounter any problem when running it in older browsers, feel free to contact me.

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Adds a button on userstyles.org style's pages, that links to the "USO archive" version of the userstyle.

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This userscript adds more info to the displayed userstyles. It also fixes some global style to make the site more practical to use. And it fixes some issues with the site's navigation, mainly when you click the back button.

Additional information is added to every card displaying userstyle data:

• Total installs
• Last updated date
• Creation date

Total installs is also added to the userstyle full information popup.

Horizontal scrollbars replace buttons on sections on the homepage. Logo animation is prevented.
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I know this site is a pain, and is most of the time really slow to respond, but I'm still targeting people using Stylish instead of Stylus. So I have to use their interface to handle modifications.

When editing a userstyle, if you resize one of the textarea, or if you add an element in "style settings", the size of the page increases and the "Save" button moves outside of the visible viewport. You have to move up in the page and reduce the height of textarea elements to make the button re-appear.

No more need for that with this small userscript. The element (an iframe) containing the form is automatically resized to fit.

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"userstyles.org" has currently 2 versions for its website.

While the new design is still in test, the previous one is still available. The choice is driven by the value of a cookie. When your browser doesn't have one set yet, the layout is chosen randomly.
Since late february 2023, the randomness falls mostly on the novelty side. Hence this userscript.
As of 28/02/2023 the website refuses the cookie value for the "classic" version.

If your browser is set to refuse cookies from userstyles.org the trick won't work.

When the userscript runs it checks if a specific cookie exists, and if it is for the new design, sets the "correct" value and reloads the page. A safeguard has been put in place to prevent an infinite loop of redirects once USo removes the old design and forces the value of the cookie.

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This userscript displays the userstyle's source code on the "UserStyles.org Archive" pages. It uses the data already available on the page itself without making any request to USOa server.

Compared to what is displayed when you click on "View JSON", the code is human-readable and the meta-headers are generated when the userstyle is customizable (variables are involved).

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Display the like and dislike counts next to the arrow buttons.

Forces the display of the username in home/top/trending/fresh in the new layout (section vs username, and cheered - 2023/06/16).

Displays the account's age next to the poster's name and next to the commenter's name.
In the comments, most values will have a ~. This means that for some accounts, the value provide by 9gag in this situation is no 100% accurate. Some old accounts are reported with a lower value. Anyway, old accounts are still old, and young ones are real.

Hides the "cheers" associated with the post.

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This userscript is an attempt to allow a 9gag user to easily scroll back to the position on the page focused when he clicked the "scroll to top" icon. Or if the user scrolled up to read a comment again, and wants to resume where he was.

The userscript adds one or two button to allow you to scroll back down to the position where the viewport was when you clicked 9gag's up arrow.

Once you start scrolling the page, 9gag displays the up arrow at the bottom-right corner of the window.

If you scroll up, either manually or by clicking the up arrow, the userscript displays a down arrow in the top-right corner of the page. Clicking it moves you back to the farther position that you reached when scrolling down.
This icon disappears when you have moved down at least as far as you were, either by scrolling manually or by clicking it.

A second down arrow appears under the first one when you click the up arrow and have already scrolled a little (in short, when the first down arrow is visible). Clicking this second arrow moves you down were you where when you click the up arrow. Which is not as far as the first down arrow will bring you.
This arrow disappears when you scroll down pass the position.

The script remembers the positions for all sections visited in the same "long-lived" page (when the page is dynamically update but not fully reloaded). Say you click the "Home", scroll up/down a little ; then click "Trending", scroll there too. When you click "Home" again, 9gag remember your scrolling position, and the userscript, the state of its buttons.

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When you are not logged in, this userscript forces 9gag to display all nsfw images & videos in posts and comments.

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This userstyle lets you specify the url of an image to use as a background to DuckDuckGo pages.
The screenshot shows the userstyle applied to the dark theme, but it also works on the default theme and any of the other themes available in DuckDuckGo options.

There is no background image set by default in the userstyle, so, once installed the display won't change. Go to Stylus popup menu, click the gear icon next to the stylename and paste the following url as an example, with the option "Background size" set to "cover".
"https://images5.alphacoders.com/104/thumb-1920-1043977.jpg" (source: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=1043977)

You must keep the "" around the url. And you must ensure that you add a couple around the url you'll be using afterward. (there is a reminder in the label of the option)

The stylesheet is available on userstyle.world

In 2020, GitHub modified the style of its pages, and all avatars appearance changed from square to circular.
While it’s not ugly, it can prevent from seeing the whole pattern of some avatars.

After a year keeping it for myself, here it is.

The stylesheet is available on userstyle.world

In july 2020 Gmx changed the color scheme of the buttons bar from blue to gray (like web.de). This modification was applied to all gmx webmails domains ( .net, .com, .fr, .es, ... ).

This stylesheet restores the original layout. It is the exact style, and was recovered from a backup I've made earlier this year.
It works on: gmx.net, gmx.com, gmx.fr, gmx.es, gmx.co.uk, gmx.at, gmx.ch

gmx.net gives you the choice of the layout color scheme. This fix works only on the default layout.

The stylesheet is available on userstyles.org and on greasyfork.org .

Early April, google changed some parameters in its stylesheet. Since then, when accessing the "Settings" menu on google search homepage, some of the items can be unclickable depending on the size of the window.
It's due to the fact that in html the form is taking the whole width of the page and is displayed over the menu.

In the screenshot I've set a red background, partially transparent, to the form. You can see that it overlaps the menu (opaque yellow background).
When this fix is applied, the menu is displayed in front and is clickable.

The stylesheet is available on userstyles.org.

Was apparently fixed by google (2020-04-26)
The problem has reappeared. I noticed it today (2020-05-17)
Apparently fixed... for the time being... (2020-09)

Display the image preview panel in darkmode while the page is in the lightmode theme.

The stylesheet is available on userstyle.world

This stylesheet removes dead space around the image.

Note that even if your adblocker hides the space used by the ads (the "dead" space at the top of the screen in the screenshot), it doesn't make the image use the whole space. This stylesheet does.

Update 2020-07-06: IMDb is implementing a new design. Depending on your cookies, you are given one of the 3 layouts.
The stylesheet has been updated to work with the new design, and make it look like the old one: hiding the header (menu and search field) and the footer of the page and recovering the space used by the top bar (back button and # of image).

In the new design, the top bar will be visible all the time. If you want to be able to toggle it like the bottom info box, use the userscript instead.

The userscript is available on greasyfork.org (preferred version).
The userstyle is available on userstyles.org.

Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix title page / title page old layout" , "fix rating" , "Fix links" , "Stop scripts" , "Set default user reviews sorting"

With the new 2020 design:

Early stages of the 2020 design

How it looks in 2021

With the userstyle/userscript applied

This userstyle tries to fix the new "title" page (films/episodes) on IMDb to make it look more like the previous version (pre-May 2021).

Note: If you want all modifications enabled, go to Stylus popup menu, click the "gear" icon and enable "testing".
Starting with v0.6, all stable styles are enabled by default. The different fixes can be toggled in the userstyle's options dialog (see screenshot below)

List of modifications:

• convert the "top cast" display into a list mimicking the old layout. Image size is reduced, name and role displayed in a line
• cast line's background color alternates like in previous version
• visited links are in a different color
• the font size of the text is reduced to (almost) match the rest of the site (font-family is not fixed)
• the width of the content's block is limited to the same size as all other pages (and as in the previous version). Black margins appear left and right. Some image are resized to fit and appear smaller.

I’m still adding new style modifications. To see them, click Stylus icon. In the menu next to this style’s name, click the “gear” icon and enable “testing”. The test styles will be applied (or not) based on the other switches. (If you have checked “on change” in Stylus popup menu, you will be able to see the styles applied live while enabling/disabling their switch)

The userstyle is available on userstyle.world.

Look at my other IMDb's fixes: "fix rating" , "Fix links" , "Stop scripts" , "Fullscreen imageviewer" , "Set default user reviews sorting"

(Actual screen size is 40% bigger than in images)

Before

With the stylesheet

Both images below are at the same scale (See IMDb’s menu&search bar).
The second screenshot is taken with most of the optional styles enabled. The width of the content is set to the same size as the rest of the site (or as in the previous layout).

Select the options you want to use.

2023/04: Reddit seems to have fixed the issue. At least for me. Unless some users still have the issue, the style is now useless.

before april 2023:

On "new reddit" some notifications (those with "Reply back") in the notification menu aren't marked as read. It is fixabled with this userstyle.
It works in both light and dark modes.
Note that it won't work in incognito windows, and not for long if you clear your browsing history.

The stylesheet is available on userstyle.world

This userstyle modifies the new layout to make some sections of a userstyle page more readable.

List of modifications:

• Enlarge the minimum width of the style's popup.
• Resize/widen "description" and "notes" to make them readable again.
• Color links in "description" and "notes" to differentiate from normal text.
• Move "Recommended" at the bottom.
• Display source code below "Show css" and not in a popup.
• Possibility to hide ads (use "customize" to enable, or use Stylus pop menu).
• Slighly widened scrollbars (easier to click & scroll).
• Comments moved below userstyle infos.

Available on userstyles.org

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From now on, the solution is to install a userscript : IMDb - stop scripts (here on this page).
If you want an updated list of adblock filters (eg. "uBlock Origin"), you can find them there too.

Each update to the IMDb site slows it down. I have discovered that simply adding the following user rules to your filters revives the site.

First, you should probably install "uBlock Origin", the ad-blocking extension. Then, in the "My filters" tab, add these filters.

amazon.com/1/batch/*$domain=imdb.com
! 20191124: speed up imdb page load. Many scripts loaded from there. But still works without them.
! 20191128  while entering a search query, the suggestion list will be missing.
!           It's that, or 34+ script loaded each time.  
||m.media-amazon.com/images/I/*$script,domain=imdb.com
! privacy ?
||images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/01/AUIClients/ClientSideMetricsAUIJavascript$script,domain=imdb.com

If you have another extension handling filtering, see if it supports this syntax.

||web.archive.org/web/*://www.lefigaro.fr/*chunks*$script