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is there any way to get LJ Juggler for chrome to display whether you're logged in or not (and preferably what account you're signed into) without having to click the icon?

i want to move to chrome but having the LJLogin display on the add-ons bar is something I've gotten so used to that I'm 99% sure I'd anonfail if I didn't have a visual indicator of being logged in or not

also, where do you get the LJ-like color scheme for Chrome these days? like this one:

http://rainfall.dreamwidth.org/57185.html

The code links are broken there and I can't seem to find any others

I can't find that same blue scheme, but i use this to widen the screen https://userstyles.org/styles/30671/dreamwidth-for-widescreen

The blue color scheme stopped working after a code push awhile back, and no one ever made a replacement. Even if the links weren't broken, it still wouldn't work.

i have it on my firefox now and it works. it was an older version of the blue that was broken. this one still works, but the links to the code are broken and someone asked about it over a month ago with no response so i assume the person who made the code isn't coming back.

however it looks like there's no alternative and i absolutely hate the grey so i'm sticking with firefox for now anyways. wish dreamwidth tools was available for FF, though.

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