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or you could always turn off images and use your own color scheme - conveniently located in the preferences of your browser. |
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While we're adding toggles to the browser, let's add an on-off switch for Javascript. I normally keep it disabled (to eliminate those annoying pop-up windows and make the browser crash a little less often), but every once in a while I come across a site that can't be used without it (usually for no good reason). It's a pain to go find javascript in the preferences dialog whenever this happens, albeit not as much of a pain as keeping javascript enabled all the time. I'd much rather just hit a hotkey. |
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Baked :) I have these things on my browser - bookmarklets - little javascript thingos. One of them does roughly this. |
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IE 4-5 has the ability to put sites in 'restricted areas' such that they can't use Java crapplets or javascript or whatever. If you use it, doubleclick the 'internet' thing in the bottom left corner. |
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If you really want to read the page, you can ctrl-A and highlight the whole thing. Generally if a page is THAT annoying to read, I don't bother... |
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Use those little cardboard 3D glasses with one eye red and the other green. By closing one eye and then the other, you should be able to read the whole page. |
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