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I loaded up https://t7.github.io/trashy.css/ in Safari and was able to get it to work. I then copied the URL from the Safari Bookmarklet to Chrome and noticed that the whitespaces need to be encoded for it to work in Chrome. Anyone else have this problem?

Dragging the bookmarklet link from the page into the bookmarks bar does not work for me.

I've tried Trashy.css out on a few sites, and one thing I noticed is that it incorrectly indicates some errors on description lists.

A description list is permitted by spec to contain divs, which is a useful thing for styling discrete term-description groups. E.g.,:

<dl>
  <div>
    <dt>Foo</dt>
    <dd>Bar baz.</dd>
  </div>
  <div>
    <dt>Lorem</dt>
    <dd>Ipsum dolor sit amet.</dd>
    <dd>Also, yadda yadda yadda.</dd>
  </div>
</dl>

Trashy.css currently flags two errors on description lists that use divs in this way:

• <dt> is missing a parent of <dl>
• Immediate child of <dl> must be <dt> or <dd>

The immediate child of a <dl> really should be either a <div> or a grouping of one or more <dt>s and <dd>s, but I can't imagine that's as easy to check for. But <dd> alone as the immediate child violates the content model.

Hello I read about trashy css and saved the bookmark in September from this URL
https://css-tricks.com/introducing-trashy-css/

Recently, when I try to use it it doesn't work, is this because the name of the repo has changed?
Or is it since updating to Chrome 70?

Here is the code I've saved in the bookmark:

javascript:( function (d) { var f = Array.prototype.forEach; var linkTags = d.querySelectorAll('[rel=\'stylesheet\']'); var styleTags = d.querySelectorAll('style'); f.call(linkTags, function (x) { x.rel = ''; }); f.call(styleTags, function (x) { x.innerHTML = ''; }); var newLink = d.createElement('link'); newLink.rel = 'stylesheet'; newLink.href = 'https://t7.github.io/trashy.css/css/bookmarklet.css'; d.head.appendChild(newLink); } )(document);

Thanks for the help Rob