On 5/7/2016 9:31 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Richard Owlett wrote:
Web designers have gone bonkers with styles.
Their idiocy can be defeated on a per-page basis by View->Use
Style->None.
I wish to surf with "None" being my default rather than
"Default Style".
How???? I unsuccessfully searched about:config for both "CSS"
and "style".
To declutter my experience I browse with:
JavaScript, cookies, colors/backgrounds disabled
font size forced to a readable minimum
HELP please.
<http://lynx.browser.org/>
;-)
Seriously, your best bet is to create a overriding
"userContent.css" stylesheet (peeks at headers to see you are on
Windows) locate in
"%APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\SALT.default\chrome\"
I don't have a "SALT.default" sub directory.
However I *DO* have a ....\chrome\userContent.css in the
appropriate profile folder.
But searching various places in mozilla.org I find no hint how I
can override a website's CSS.
Although many sites will break badly as they rely on CSS for
functionality, for better or worse.
*ROFL* !!!!!!!
I find that the sites that shatter when sane styles are forced by
a visitor are *NOT* worth visiting in the first place. That goes
double for the sites which only display a blank screen if
JavaScript is not disabled. They don't get a second chance at my
business. </rant cutoff ;>
Maybe what would might want a little less drastic is to set
"Edit > Preferences > Appearance > Fonts" uncheck "Allow
documents to use other fonts" and "Edit > Preferences >
Appearance > Colors" choose "Use my chosen..."
May I quote myself? I will anyway:
To declutter my experience I browse with:
JavaScript, cookies, colors/backgrounds disabled
font size forced to a readable minimum
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