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What is the reason to have CSS at all? It just adds to page download times, and I see no positive effects from page designers tweaking margins and padding and c
by jfk13 9y ago
What is the reason to have CSS at all? It just adds to page download times, and I see no positive effects from page designers tweaking margins and padding and colours. Why don't we just view pages with the browser's built-in default styles for all the HTML elements?
- ordu 9y agoGood CSS lessens download times, by simplifying html. CSS adds structure to html-code, it helps me to write greasemonkey scripts or to block annoying (wasting space or blinking) parts of page with uBlock. There are technical reasons to use CSS and at least some of them is good for me as a user. There are no good reasons for me to allow page to use fonts except those I explicitly installed into my system.