> I do see the usefulness of being able to do all of those things, but in practice, I don't appreciate it when it's done. That I can certainly agree with. I al

> I do see the usefulness of being able to do all of those things, but in practice, I don't appreciate it when it's done. That I can certainly agree with. I also think users should be able to override and customize things... ideally, everybody gets more options? And user agents should absolutely be user agents, instead of brochure displays. While design may be somewhat subjective, I also think websites are getting worse. If that's a "personal issue", we both have it :D Just the last one I just looked at, that made me think "why? who is this for?" https://www.opensuse.org/ https://www.opensuse.org/ vs. https://web.archive.org/web/20081210082207/http://www.opensuse.org/en/ https://web.archive.org/web/20081210082207/http://www.opensu... I just think marketing (and mobile?) play a much larger role in the downfall of the web and the rise of generic copy drowning in padding, than all the stuff we can do with CSS.