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I have a setup where basically everything on my system (linux) adapts to my terminal color scheme which is automatically randomized from a relatively large set of palettes on command or reboot (picrel for example). This is relatively easy to achieve using pywal since it features python scripts to automatically export your current scheme to a myriad of different syntax formats (.sh, .css, .json, and so forth). Now, the only thing that I can't figure out is what add-on or otherwise similiar userscript to use to have preferably all (and if that's not possible: just certain websites) adapt this color scheme as well. That means I'm looking for a way to inject all websites I'm visiting with a css-file that reads from my automatically updated .css file (it's basically a file with 18 variables: wallpaper, fg, bg, color0-15). I know how to implement this in another css file since I got Firefox's userStyle.css as well as my startpage hooked up like this but I just don't know where to look to get 4ch, mail, youtube, etc. colored like this. For example, onee-chan only features static color customization and the build-in CSS injection won't allow me to import my external. Same with the static theme feature of darkreader. Can anyone help me out?
