Add CSS to pages through a CSS file

Question

I was wondering if it was possible to add CSS to pages through a CSS file, similarly to adding JS to pages through a JS file (contentscript). So, I could just define what pages said CSS file would work on and then it would take effect just like a contentscript. I understand that it is possible to add CSS through a JavaScript file, but it would be more convenient to do it this way instead if possible. If it's not possible, then of course I must use contentscript, but I would first like to know before I rule out any possibilities. I've searched and received no answers - either I'm searching wrong or it really isn't possible. Chrome extensions have come a long way, though, so I'm still not ruling it out until someone who knows can tell me yes & how or no. Thanks for any responses.

Answer 1

Your manifest file must contain a content script pointing to a CSS file, that will load when a url matches your selected url fields...

"content_scripts": [ {    "css": [ "scrollbars.css" ],    "matches": [ "http://www.google.com/*" ] } ], 

This is the same method you would use to inject javascript code, except you would point to a js file instead...

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