Have you considered using Readability? It wouldn't be difficult to get it to use...

nerdfiles · on Jan 19, 2013

Why are you suggesting software you don't even know the feature set of? Your second statement is factually incorrect.

Yes, I use Readability. What does "preferred font" mean to you? The aforementioned software allows for a fixed set of fonts that correspond to color themes.

thorum · on Jan 19, 2013

You've got Stylish, right? Add a new rule for readability.com:

    * { font-family: "Eulexia"; }

And you can add extra rules to change colors, etc., if you want.

nerdfiles · on Jan 19, 2013

I genuinely believe this is off-topic; or better yet, it is a "rabbit hole," if you will. I prefer the idea of using Stylish on the Website itself. (And so bear in mind that we're already talking about a 2-degree override. Not to mention becoming dependent on Readability.)

But thank you for the advice.

thorum · on Jan 20, 2013

I see. Well, best of luck in your endeavors.