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https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/ https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/ An oldie, but still useful. Alternatively, use e.g. Web Developer extension
by pasbesoin 13y ago
https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/ https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/
An oldie, but still useful.
Alternatively, use e.g. Web Developer extension to disable all CSS on the loaded page.
Things like this are a good part of why I insist that the browser do, first and foremost, what the user wants, rather than the designer or whoever.
- mikestew 13y agoThanks; cool list of goodies. I assume the Zap bookmarklets were what you were prescribing for this particular problem. If I really care about the content, I fire up Safari and use the Reader button (works well for "you've exceeded your free views" overlays, too). In this case I didn't care that much (I fired up two other browsers and a mobile device only out of idle curiosity about whether it was specific to one browser or just plain broke).
- pasbesoin 13y agoI've written some of my own bookmarklets, to e.g. change background color, font, leading, etc. Jesse's set was/is a good starting point. In part, I liked/like this approach because it doesn't necessitate my sharing my browsing/reading list with a (or, yet another ;-) third party. Not that it would be particularly controversial; nonetheless...