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Thanks silentbroney,
Appreciate the suggestion. I will forward this on to our product manager for consideration.
Happy browsing!Comment-
peterson September 30, 2014 02:45Why hasn't this simple feature been added yet?EditDeleteRemove
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Eric P. Scott September 30, 2014 04:50Because it would undermine Ghostery's position in a competitive marketplace. The sheer number of options currently exposed overwhelms a significant number of inexperienced users, and adding unnecessary clutter only makes them less comfortable. Besides, the strong purple shade is an important part of Ghostery's branding; watering it down would lead it to be perceived as weak and ineffective.EditDeleteRemove
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Good news, you can add it yourself!
In Chrome, find your user profile folder and open Extensions/mlomiejdfkolichcflejclcbmpeaniij/4.1.0_0/includes/ghostery-min.js
Replace the part that says "opacity:0.9" with "opacity:0.4". You can choose any opacity between 0.0 and 1.0 rather than 0.4 if you'd like.
In Firefox, find your user profile folder and open
extensions/firefox@ghostery.com/chrome/content/ghostery.js
Replace all instances of "0.9" with "0.4", and all instances of "(opacity=90)" with "(opacity=40)". You can choose any opacity between 0.0 and 1.0, and 0 and 100, rather than 0.4 and 40 if you'd like.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Also, if you want to make it opaque when you hover over it:
(Chrome) In the same file, find the part that says+n+"-webkit-box-sizing:content-box"+n+"}"+and add"#"+g+":hover{opacity:0.9"+n+"}"+immediately after it. -
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