off-topic split from t=26428

[Mad_Man_Moon]

Also, this isn't quite filtering, per se, but if you're running FireFox you can also enforce your own userContent.css which will allow you to (essentially) change what CSS loads on the site by specifically addressing particular entries.

I would imagine that it might be possible to also address more, but I'm still trying to 'build' by own Twitter.

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@-moz-document domain(twitter.com) {

  /* Remove the "Home" button */

  a[aria-label="Home"]{
    display:none !important;
  }

}

Adding the !important is almost always required to override the page's CSS.

Anyhow, here isn't the place to go into a full how to, but if you do a StartPage/DDG on userContent.css you'll get yourself some tutorials, and start to get WAY too into it.

[musonius]

Reason for the split: the OP wanted to prevent remote CSS files from being downloaded/used, not custom styling being applied to web pages.