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I turned off ublock so that I could load the stylesheet. Nope, stallman's site just looks like that. It's actually refreshing, just a radical departure from the
by vonklaus 10y ago
I turned off ublock so that I could load the stylesheet. Nope, stallman's site just looks like that. It's actually refreshing, just a radical departure from the status quo. Although, it is RMS so should've expected that...
- babuskov 10y agoIf only the paragraph width was set to something reasonable (say, 33em) it would be great.
- nikbackm 10y agoThe browser's reader mode helps with that.
- zouhair 10y agoEasy Reader https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/easyreader/boamfheepdiallipiieadpmnklbhadhc https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/easyreader/boamfhe...
- drdaeman 10y agoAt first, I thought "hmm, the site (or, actually, its visitors) would probably benefit from some piece of CSS that just does a bit of nicer-looking typography - to be easier for the readers' eyes." But then I had also thought "nope, I suspect I'm misdirecting my wishes - it's the browsers (and their users) that should benefit from a default stylesheet that looks better than the current not-so-nice defaults."
- majewsky 10y ago> it's the browsers (and their users) that should benefit from a default stylesheet that looks better than the current not-so-nice defaults. I'm sure browser vendors agree, but it would break too many sites. It's the old backwards-compatibility game.