App: PageExtender for Safari
Developer: Philipe Fatio
Genres: Utilities

PageExtender is a Safari Extension that injects CSS and JS files into websites, allowing you to customize your favorite websites to your needs.

When visiting a page, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple, the Safari extension will inject the following files into the page if they are present in the CSS and JS folders that you specify:

	∙ default.css
	∙ org.css
	∙ wikipedia.org.css
	∙ en.wikipedia.org.css

	∙ default.js
	∙ org.js
	∙ wikipedia.org.js
	∙ en.wikipedia.org.js

This way you can take control of any website. Some examples of what you can do with it:

	∙ Work around a page that disabled scrolling due to an ad blocker being detected or because you've reached the limit of your monthly free articles.
	∙ Hide content that isn't relevant to you on websites you constantly use for work.
	∙ Hide promoted content that your ad blocker didn't hide.

**PLEASE NOTE**

Basic web development skills are required for this extension to be useful, i.e. you should either know some CSS or JavaScript.

Release notes:
It is now possible to style the “about:blank” page.