You have my full agreement. Disallowing website-chosen fonts (or enforcing minimum font size) can break some things slightly, but is worth it in my eyes. But wi

You have my full agreement. Disallowing website-chosen fonts (or enforcing minimum font size) can break some things slightly, but is worth it in my eyes. But with colors, there are way too many sites blindly assuming a black-on-white browser stylesheet not just for textarea, but for the entire website, making everything unreadable. And you can't win there: Turning of color overriding entirely makes for a calmer, more unified experience, but utterly breaks the usability of a number of interfaces (not the fault of the website).