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I used to use uMatrix and would often disable CSS, but enable necessary JS. This allowed most sites to work properly while displaying them in a plain HTML look
by oftenwrong 1y ago
I used to use uMatrix and would often disable CSS, but enable necessary JS. This allowed most sites to work properly while displaying them in a plain HTML look that I prefer. I think what you are describing is aimed at a similar end result, but would require less faff.
- keepamovin 1y agoBasically, yes. Also, disabling some CSS breaks sites whose usability depends on layout. This tries to preserve layout.