HOW TO disable CSS of a web page after it loads in a browser
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And why would any one want to disable CSS?
A developer or tester may want to see how a web page would look if the external CSS files fail to load when viewed over a slow internet connection. If the print output forced by the print stylesheet imposes style settings on the content of the web page that isn't to your liking, you may want to get rid of the meddlesome CSS.
There are many good ways to tackle this scenario but I liked the JavaScript bookmarklet approach
Also see: HOW TO disable JavaScript in a browser after the page loads
And why would any one want to disable CSS?
A developer or tester may want to see how a web page would look if the external CSS files fail to load when viewed over a slow internet connection. If the print output forced by the print stylesheet imposes style settings on the content of the web page that isn't to your liking, you may want to get rid of the meddlesome CSS.
There are many good ways to tackle this scenario but I liked the JavaScript bookmarklet approach
Also see: HOW TO disable JavaScript in a browser after the page loads
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