While Firefox displays it badly, Dillo displays it quite nicely, as does my home-rolled web browser. It used to be that, if you wanted something better than bla

While Firefox displays it badly, Dillo displays it quite nicely, as does my home-rolled web browser. It used to be that, if you wanted something better than black-on-white left-aligned sans-serif, you'd configure your browser to your own tastes; I wonder why it doesn't work that way any more?