111937 - Mozilla should remember which stylesheet a user has selected for a recently-visited page

Status: VERIFIED DUPLICATE of bug 83663

(Core :: CSS Parsing and Computation, enhancement)

Description

[Jonadab the Unsightly One (Nathan Eady)]

Steps to Reproduce:
  1.  Visit any page that offers a choice of style.  An example
      is provided in the URL field of this bug.
  2.  Under the View menu, under Use Stylesheet, select
      a different style than the default.  (On the page the
      given URL points to, pick either monochromatic grey
      or angry fruit salad.)  
  3.  Visit another page, by following a link or whatever.
  4.  Hit back button.

Expected Results:
  Page is still displayed in the selected style.

Actual Results:
  Page reverts to the default style.  

I believe all cached pages should have information retained
by Mozilla about which of the page's stylesheets the user 
has selected, if multiple choices are offered.

Since relatively few pages support multiple style options
at this time (because earlier browsers lack the support),
this is not urgent, and does not need to make it into 1.0,
but it will hopefully become important later as more pages
embrace this standard and offer the user several options.

Comment 1

[timeless]

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 83663 ***

Comment 2

[James Lariviere]

verf dupe.

Comment 3

[Jonadab the Unsightly One (Nathan Eady)]

Okay.  83663 seems to be _mostly_ about persisting the style
selection from one page to another within a site, rather than
about persisting it from one viewing of the same page to
another (as this bug is), _however_, the former problem
(83663) is something I would like to see solved also, and
it does seem like the more difficult problem, and the solution 
will _probably_ solve this bug in the bargain.

Leaving as duplicate for now.  I'll reopen in the unlikely
event that 83663 is somehow resolved without addressing
this lesser issue.