CSS Pivot allows you to apply your own CSS to a site and then share the results (you get a unique URL which opens up that site in a top-bar/iframe dealy). Pretty clever stuff. If you saw a tweak of someone elses that you really liked and wanted to make it persist, you could use this Chrome extension.
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