Local stylesheets

[randomllama]

I've introduced Frigate to my family and have inevitably ended up with recordings getting turned off due to "fat fingers". This has been brought up before in the issues (#3539, #4206, etc.). My proposition to work around this: include a blank stylesheet. The user can then easily tweak the interface by hiding elements that others need not touch.

As a proof of concept, I've added this to my /opt/frigate/web/index.html:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/BASE_PATH/assets/local.css">

The contents of /opt/frigate/web/assets/local.css:
[aria-label^=Toggle] { display: none; }

Now the toggle buttons on the main page are not displayed. A dirty hack? Yes. But it's a quick and easy way to keep the technically challenged from causing problems.

[SonomaGTS]

I agree with this. At least til a means of more control over the front end can be made through the normal config. Hiding things like the toggling of the detect and recording etc
div[aria-label^="Toggle"] { display: none; }
or even the config link
a[href$="/config"] { display: none; }
is kind of crucial when giving family members access to view the content captured by frigate.
Ideally the end game would give frigate the means of having a seperate "viewer" account family members could use.