cleanUp(“*google.com”);

Its always frustrated me that on every site that is related to a Google service, there is a small blue bar at the top of the screen. This light blue bar seemingly is used to disambiguate the header links on the page from the page’s content. However, to me its an eyesore and would look much better if removed. I was able to accomplish this by editing the userContent.css file in Firefox with the below CSS:

@-moz-document domain(google.com) {
  .gbh, .gbd, .UiIfsf, .qp {
    border: none ! important;
    font-size:1px;
  }
}

I will leave it up to you to locate this file, but I can tell you that for me it was located in one of two places:

(windows firefox portable) ./data/profile/chrome
(linux) ~/mozilla/firefox/xxxxxxx.default/chrome {here the xxxx is a random string}

Screenshot:

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nin(1000000);

hopefully trent doenst mind, im not giving it away, just making it streamable

MeetTheFamily();

coins++;

If your like me, I bet you always wondered how all those coins got in the blocks…. today the truth is revealed!

printf(“lol part ii”);

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