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Shouldn't that somewhat be the point, though? Shouldn't we have control over the look & feel, layout, design of the websites we visit? I'm feeling like you did
by taftster 4y ago
Shouldn't that somewhat be the point, though? Shouldn't we have control over the look & feel, layout, design of the websites we visit?
I'm feeling like you did exactly what you should have done. You chose to read the site in a style (Reader Mode) that benefits you. Maybe someone else chooses a style, set of fonts, or overrides the margins manually.
I think we've gone too far with HTML styling. I'd much prefer unstyled semantic markup and then let my theme choices display the content. Early HTML was quite a bit more like this. Gopher protocol and Project Gemini might be other examples of content without "design."
- wahnfrieden 4y agoYou’re just saying user defaults don’t matter
- hombre_fatal 4y agoNow consider how much time you want to spend configuring every website you click in to from HN because they have bad defaults. That’s probably zero. Why would you even make people have to take an extra step to comfortably read your content?