Only marginally related: Why does the website think it should tinker with my browser's font rendering (-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;) when I have configu

Only marginally related: Why does the website think it should tinker with my browser's font rendering (-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;) when I have configured my system for the best possible font-rendering already. And why does it think it should mess with my selection color (::selection { background-color: #E12000; color: white}) making my habit of selecting the text as I read it really painful because of the way too flashy color? I'm all for trying to create good design, but just because you can override sensible OS defaults, it doesn't mean you have to. IMHO, this is CSS doing too much.