> CSS First, I want to focus on ‘destruction’ of CSS. As Links does not support modern CSS it renders most of the internet as-is, and will only contain images (

> CSS First, I want to focus on ‘destruction’ of CSS. As Links does not support modern CSS it renders most of the internet as-is, and will only contain images (on which I will write later). CSS causes the internet to become a baroque set of arbitrary design decisions, and does not contribute positively to the general experience. Links (after 2.19) allows me to pick my own font, my own background/foreground/url color. Thus, I have a uniform experience. In that I already visibly save time/energy/brain processing power, etc. This is kind of like the philosophy behind Soylent, but for browsing the web, rather than sustenance.