You obviously do not know what you are talking about. You apparently think that "all CSS" is some kind of "infection". Like a disabled telemetry, in your mind (lol). Nobody browses the Web blocking *all* CSS, unless he/she is masochist.

Let us take your website as an example: https://anchev.net

Its CSS is more than 10,000 lines long (!): https://anchev.net/home.css

Without it, your site becomes much uglier: http://dcc.ufmg.br/~lcerf/anchev_no-css.html

I blanked all pictures. Although you told me in https://trisquel.info/forum/web-browser?page=5#comment-127512 that I have "a serious mental disorder" for distributing my scripts under the GPLv3+ (that allows copying), I am afraid your judgment may suddenly change when it comes to copying your pictures.

Anyway, *some* (not "all") CSS can allow third parties to track the visitor. Like Google fonts taken from fonts.googleapis.com. However, if the website uses Google Analytics, that does not make much of a difference for most users, who will execute that proprietary JavaScript and be tracked (how disgusting!). You know, like on your site: https://anchev.net/home.js

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