I would estimate a percentage far closer to ZERO than even ONE percent.
Something like 20% of users use adblockers and that takes a fair amount of effort for regular folks. So, right off the bat, we're talking << 20% as a starting point because it's much harder than using an adblocker extension.
To be able to CREATE a user style sheet that can apply to arbitrary websites without making them look like ass would be very difficult. Unless, of course, one WANTS all websites to look like ass.
I guess, somewhere, there's a nice stash of ready-to-go css that folks can apply (using developer tools or an obscure extension) on their browsers? I don't know. I never looked. But that would involving a lot of fussing I can't imagine normal folks doing that at all.
I would estimate a percentage far closer to ZERO than even ONE percent.
Something like 20% of users use adblockers and that takes a fair amount of effort for regular folks. So, right off the bat, we're talking << 20% as a starting point because it's much harder than using an adblocker extension.
To be able to CREATE a user style sheet that can apply to arbitrary websites without making them look like ass would be very difficult. Unless, of course, one WANTS all websites to look like ass.
I guess, somewhere, there's a nice stash of ready-to-go css that folks can apply (using developer tools or an obscure extension) on their browsers? I don't know. I never looked. But that would involving a lot of fussing I can't imagine normal folks doing that at all.