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How to prevent an element from being modified by css?

I'm making a browser extension. It creates some UI on the page. In the UI, there are elements which are being forcefully modified by css depending on a website is opened. Aside from making it ugly, it also might break the whole UI! The question is how to protect my poor elements from css terror?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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There are multiple options such as iframes, extremely specific classnames, and adding the !important field everywhere. But your best bet might be to use a shadow DOM which allows for a hidden DOM tree attached to the regular (perhaps that third party website) DOM.

I've seen another thread on this post that might provide more detailed answers.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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