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What burns me up is that CSS was supposed to allow site authors to have sensible defaults for their pages while enabling me to override them, and yet when I set
by wtbob 10y ago
What burns me up is that CSS was supposed to allow site authors to have sensible defaults for their pages while enabling me to override them, and yet when I set a dark theme in Firefox all hell breaks loose.
Honestly, the web was better end-user experience for me on links in a terminal: I was able to read text and submit forms, and that's all I really need.
- unexistance 10y agoYou can do that (of sort) in Firefox by Preference | Content | Colors * change the Text & Background colors * uncheck system colors * always override
- wtbob 10y agoYeah, but the problem is that modern pages are written in such a way that that almost always displays garbage. I tried to do it for a few weeks, but it was terrible looking.
- unexistance 10y agoI've set it up to follow Solarized dark color scheme. Yes it'll take some time to get used BUT totally worth it, especially when you're reading text a lot :D I did test with light themes, I have to agree it looks worse compared to dark themes