Firefox supports a “No Style” view mode which strips off all the CSS styling in a web page. Is there any way to detect if current page is rendered using “No Style” mode ? Preferably in JavaScript
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Firefox supports a “No Style” view mode which strips off all the CSS styling in a web page. Is there any way to detect if current page is rendered using “No Style” mode ? Preferably in JavaScript
No. But you might be able to dream something up by setting an element’s style to some known value, then using JavaScript to check that value after the page has loaded. If it’s not what you expected, you might be in the scenario you mention.
…CSS:
Then check the z-index value on page load. Does it equal 100?
Cheers