Mobile-only which strictly emphases the content and removes all other distractions can actually be a bonus. I've found some such sites (with appropriate margins restored) to be preferable to many desktop sites.
Mobile sites with lots of gee-wizardry are almost always horrible.
My ideal is actually very close to how TBL's original WWW proposal documents are styled. I have a default "unstyled" stylesheet I apply to most such sites, which consists largely of:
Setting body background to #fffff6, foreground to #330, font size, width to auto, max-width to 50em, and margins to 2em (top/bottom) / 4em (sides).
Setting anchor and heading colors and sizes, and size of standard text elements.
It's a pretty good foundation for fixing a bunch of sites.
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It varies a lot.
Mobile-only which strictly emphases the content and removes all other distractions can actually be a bonus. I've found some such sites (with appropriate margins restored) to be preferable to many desktop sites.
Mobile sites with lots of gee-wizardry are almost always horrible.
My ideal is actually very close to how TBL's original WWW proposal documents are styled. I have a default "unstyled" stylesheet I apply to most such sites, which consists largely of:
Setting body background to #fffff6, foreground to #330, font size, width to auto, max-width to 50em, and margins to 2em (top/bottom) / 4em (sides).
Setting anchor and heading colors and sizes, and size of standard text elements.
It's a pretty good foundation for fixing a bunch of sites.
Is there a firefox extension for applying that stylesheet to pages?
I think Stylish is the most popular one:
Firefox:
https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/stylish/
Chrome:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish/fjnbnpbmke...
Stylish.