User styles sheets

 User Style Sheets in CSS:

User style sheets are custom CSS files that a user can create to override or modify the default styles of web pages. They allow users to personalize the appearance of websites according to their preferences.

User style sheets let users control how web pages look on their own browsers.

Users can change colors, fonts, and layout as per their liking.

These style sheets take precedence over the website's styles.

Users can create a file (e.g., user.css) and specify their own styles.

Browser settings enable users to apply their user style sheet.

Example:

Suppose a user wants to increase the font size of all text on websites they visit. They can create a user.css file with the following content:

/* user.css */

body {

  font-size: 18px;

}

When they apply this user style sheet through their browser settings, all text on web pages will appear in a larger font, overriding the default styles of websites.