Something that I've found extremely helpful is "reader view" in Firefox. It doesn't always work, but when it does it's wonderful -- it finds the main text of a web page and shows it in one column with nothing on the side. You can change text size, column width, and color theme -- only a limited set of color themes but they're all highly readable.
On DW, if you have a readable journal style you can use it everywhere. I tend to do that selectively because I like to see what styles other people are using, but when I find someone's bad choices making their journal unreadable I just append ?style=mine to the page's URL.
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Date: 2019-01-07 05:33 pm (UTC)On DW, if you have a readable journal style you can use it everywhere. I tend to do that selectively because I like to see what styles other people are using, but when I find someone's bad choices making their journal unreadable I just append
?style=mineto the page's URL.