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Hi all.
While "blazing speeds" have become the norm in much of the world, there are still homes without internet, without fast internet, without high-speed broadband, without data to burn, and so on. While i'd like to plow through a few all-nighters trying to make my dream of a fake CLI overlay a reality, i am, first and foremost, all about accessibility.
I'd like to configure a "layout" that simply removes or disables all CSS on the page, leaving simple, clean html. Text only. you know, first semester html page stuff.
That's right, no profile pic [just a hyperlink that opens a new window/tab containing the photo]. No thumbnails [just links]. No icons, no graphics, no scripts. Just. Text.
The question is, however, whether a couple lines of code could "disable" CSS, tables, boxes, etc, and still be lighter than the current default page.
Or, and bear with me, if An would be willing to add a "text-only mode" to profile display preferences. Imagine having a profile so light that you can pull it up for browsing on a Razr V3 Flip!
So, is it possible? Just a handful of lines to disable all styling on the page? I suspect beginning with the "all" property and the "unset" command, something like
"all: unset;"
Halp.
Or, and bear with me, if An would be willing to add a "text-only mode" to profile display preferences. Imagine having a profile so light that you can pull it up for browsing on a Razr V3 Flip!
So, is it possible? Just a handful of lines to disable all styling on the page? I suspect beginning with the "all" property and the "unset" command, something like
"all: unset;"
Halp.
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