Html,css injector for firefox

i found a great math page, but it looks ugly,so i downloaded a css injector plugin for chrome ( https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/hiadkoalmmkgennhcldmdlndfgagkcim?hl=en )
after editing the css, it will be applied on all subpages on that math website, i was quite happy but, when i print it, or any webpage, there will always be url, date and tittle, which made it looks ugly and not professional, and there's no way to disable url, date and tittle in chrome.
does html,css injector exist in firefox?

There is no browser specific code for padding because padding is universally supported by all browsers.  Why are you using negative margins?
Vendor prefixes are reserved for certain CSS properties that are not universally supported in all browsers yet like box-sizing.
-webkit- = Safari/Chrome
-moz- = Mozilla/Firefox
-o- = Opera
-ms- = IE
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