The benefit of using text instead of images is that it reduces the loading time of web pages, improves accessibility for users with visual impairments, and makes the website more lightweight and responsive.
To enable text instead of images, go to the Firefox menu and select "Preferences". In the "Content" tab, click on the "Advanced" button next to the "Enable JavaScript" option. Then, uncheck the box next to "Load images automatically" and click "OK".
No, some websites may not display properly when using text instead of images. This is because some websites use images for important design elements that cannot be replaced with text. However, most websites will still be functional and readable.
Yes, besides the previously mentioned benefits, using text instead of images can also improve the website's SEO (Search Engine Optimization) as search engines can read and index text more easily than images.
One potential downside is that websites may not look as visually appealing without images. Additionally, certain features like image galleries or visual instructions may not work without images. However, these downsides can be mitigated by selectively enabling images for specific websites if needed.
