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Re:How to Set Up a Common Lisp Web Environment by jonathonf on Saturday December 05, 2015 @05:24AM (#10681481)
From the other perspective, I was just about to say "thank you for the plain HTML".

So much easier to read than the trend of #CCC on #FFF...

Re:How to Set Up a Common Lisp Web Environment by bachmeier on Saturday December 05, 2015 @09:04AM (#10681888)
I wish more sites were plain html. You can do better, but it's easy to do a lot worse, to the point of unreadability.
Re:How to Set Up a Common Lisp Web Environment by bentrevor on Saturday December 05, 2015 @02:06PM (#10682892)
I also hate the grey-on-grey, so I made a chrome extension to change it to black-on-white: https://github.com/bentrevor/emblacken. I found a gist with the js and de-obfuscated about half of it. It works on almost all sites.

Chrome lets you set keyboard shortcuts to run extensions, so I press it once to change to black text, and again to use a white background.