On Sat, 15 Jan 2005, Bryn Evans wrote: No. Internally, everything is CSS-based (ie HTML styling attributes (such as width, height, alignment, colour etc) are converted to CSS styles). Thus turning stylesheets off would result in a page laid out vertically with all text being black (which should be the default, given no styling information). The question is; are these sites displaying badly because of unimplemented parts of CSS in NetSurf or because of bad design? The former is relatively trivial to deal with - it "just" requires the relevant CSS to be implemented in NetSurf. The latter is somewhat harder. What _may_ be feasible (and I've not looked to find out) is to have some method of telling NetSurf to ignore all style information provided by a page's author (ie display the page by using just the default stylesheet). John.