// ==UserScript== // @name Geoguessr custom status bar // @version 1.0.0 // @description Customize the color palette and fonts in the status bar from classic games // @match https://www.geoguessr.com/* // @author victheturtle#5159 // @license MIT // @namespace https://greasyfork.org/users/967692-victheturtle // @downloadURL none // ==/UserScript== // DEFINE YOUR GRADIENT OF COLORS FOR THE STATUS BAR BACKGROUND HERE const gradient = ` #D22F2FBF 0%, #FD6E00BF 20%, #FEEE60BF 40%, #4BAD4FBF 60%, #1975D0BF 80%, #8E26AABF 100% `; // The format for colors is #rrggbbaa: red (between 00 and ff), green (between 00 and ff), blue (between 00 and ff), // opacity (00 = transparent, ff = opaque, defaults to ff if you don't write it) // If you have no idea how your favourite color is written in hex, go there: https://redketchup.io/color-picker // Percentages are from top (0%) to bottom (100%) of the progress bar. // So the color written with 0% is going to be the color at the top of the progress bar. // You can add (and remove) any number of intermediate percentages, just don't forget the coma between the lines // If you want just one color (not a gradient) you can just set the same color for both 0% and 100% and remove everything else // COLOR OF THE "MAP", "ROUND", "SCORE"... LABELS const labelColor = `#8E26AABF`; // COLOR OF THE OTHER TEXTS (name of the map, 1/5...) const valueColor = `#FFFFFFFF`; // FONTS FOR THESE TEXTS const fonts = ``; // example: // const fonts = `"Comic Sans MS", "Comic Sans"`; // const fonts = ``; for keeping geoguessr's default //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// var style = document.createElement("style"); document.head.appendChild(style); style.sheet.insertRule(`div[class*='slanted-wrapper_variantPurple__'] { --variant-background-color: linear-gradient(180deg, ${gradient}); }`); style.sheet.insertRule(`div[class*='status_label__'] { color: ${labelColor}; font-family: ${fonts}, neo-sans, sans-serif }`); style.sheet.insertRule(`div[class*='status_value__'] { color: ${valueColor}; font-family: ${fonts}, neo-sans, sans-serif }`);