Dear Monks,

CSS: the main problem with CSS-enhanced sites is that I don't see them properly because f****ing Netscape (4.7) simply drops CSS if JavaScript isn't enabled. Maybe it would be possible to set this in my user-settings? Having a box saying "Use CSS" sounds great to me.

Cookies: As I'm used to clicking away mere loads of cookie warnings I'd say yes to cookies. Yet again: it would be nice to have it user-defined. Or you could set a cookie which decides whether the visitor accepts them or not. It is _very important_ that I don't have any cookie windows whenever I hit the Reload-Button on the Newest Nodes page, which appears to happen quite often (at least 3 times an hour on a usual work-day)
Regards
Stefan K

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In reply to Re: Stats change proposal question by stefan k
in thread Stats change proposal question by jcwren

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