Wavebox provides ways to customise your accounts through user scripts. These are snippets of JavaScript and Stylesheets which are able to customise the way your account work. For example if you like everything red you can easily write a script for that!
To install or write you own user scripts follow these instructions
- Open
Settingsin Wavebox - Click on the
Accountstab - Select that account you want to customise
- Click on
Custom CSSorCustom JSto open a modal - Paste or type your userscript into the text field and press
Savewhen done
Your account will reload and your script will be applied.
Here are some userscripts that have been provided by the community to help you customise your accounts
- @axllent Hide Ads in Gmail - hides the ads in Gmail and make the email screen wider CSS
- @axllent Attachment Icons in Gmail - adds basic attachment icons depending on filetype CSS JS
- @jmtvms Reload app periodically - Make the app page reload periodically (compatible with any app). The interval is configurable. JS
- @Thomas101 Hide Scrollbar in Inbox - hides the main scrollbar that flows over the titlebar in Google Inbox CSS
- @MichaelTunnell Custom default font size - change the default font size in Gmail and Google Inbox CSS README
- @binamkayastha CompactInbox - makes Google Inbox more compact CSS
- @steveteuber Modern Inbox - Fine tuned the look and feel of Inbox CSS JS
- @mikesprague Use System Fonts - Use system fonts for faster/cleaner rendering CSS
- @mikesprague Clean Gmail - Use system fonts and includes @axllent's hide-ads & attachment-icons CSS
- @mikesprague Modernized Trello - System fonts, dark backgrounds, and material styling (on boards) CSS
- @mikesprague Dark & Modern Feedly - System fonts and a dark/flat style for Feedly CSS
- @mikesprague Dark Slack - Dark/night userstyle for Slack CSS
- @volendi Telegram Desktop - System fonts, increased useful area CSS
- @kyle2829 Skinny Asana - Reduces Asana's minimum page width from 920px CSS
If you think there's a userscript missing and you're interested in adding one, please submit a pull request :-)
If you're developing a userscript, it's useful to know that you can bring up the developer tools for any tab. This can be done with Cmd+Alt+I and Ctrl+Shift+I