How do I change a webpage’s font & colours in Chrome browser?

• Limitations: Mention that although users can personalize the font styles and sizes, changing webpage colors directly within Chrome is not possible due to web page design being controlled by the website itself.
• Alternatives: Briefly suggest alternative options for changing webpage color schemes, such as browser extensions or custom user stylesheets.
• Screenshots: Consider adding screenshots illustrating the steps you listed, especially for users who learn visually better.

To change a webpage's font and colors in Chrome, go to Settings > Appearance > Customize fonts to adjust fonts globally. For specific pages, you can use extensions like Stylus to apply custom styles. Alternatively, right-click on the page, select Inspect, and modify the CSS in the Styles tab for temporary changes.

To change a webpage's font and colors in Chrome, you can use the Stylus extension. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, then create a custom style for the desired website. In the style editor, you can write CSS rules to modify fonts and colors. For example:

body { font-family: "Arial", sans-serif !important; color: #333 !important; background-color: #f0f0f0 !important; }

Save the style, and it will automatically apply whenever you visit the site, allowing you to customize the appearance easily.