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How would I disable CSS in Chrome?
by hollerith 7y ago
How would I disable CSS in Chrome?
- saagarjha 7y agoI don't think you can without an extension.
- arthurcolle 7y agoIn Chrome DevTools you could delete the link element that includes the stylesheet.
- hollerith 7y agoI was able to do that (so, thank you) but don't understand what great grandparent means by unusable. I prefer it to the version with CSS (which I gave up on after about 2 seconds before getting intrigued by great grandparent). The list of partners is not rendered; is that what qualifies it as unusable, great grandparent? (I am participating here solely out of curiosity about the web; am not trying to make any point or argue any position.)
- stblack 7y agoThe question is, will CSS and any other present-day tech be around in the medium-future? We know plain text will be around. I was surprised to find the website promoting this is tricked-out, which isn't consistent with very long-term vision of the project.
- stblack 7y agoAt the risk of "OK Boomer" replies... Chris Pedrick's Web Developer Toolbar, an extension that was once the greatest thing, does this and many other useful and insightful things. My fave, I think, is Information -> View Document Outline, which is pivotal for gaming Google SEO, by telling you how your Heading tags semantically convey the page's story. https://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/ https://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
- dredmorbius 7y agoDev tools is the most accessible. uMatrix can disable CSS for any source, including 1st-order references. There are extensions which will disable CSS as well. Alternatively, you can view under a console mode browser (lynx, links, elinks, w3m, etc.), and see what appears.