Konqueror: Force web fonts

Good night,
I really like to browse the web, using Konqueror, but since I have installed the MS fonts, the web pages use the MS fonts instead of the fonts, which are defined in the Konqueror settings. Is there any way to, like Firefox is able to, force the usage of a specific fonts set? I would really apprechiate it.
Thanks in advance
cg

hi,
Konqueror -> Preferences -> CSS (Cascading Style sheets) -> use accessibility stylesheet -> Personaliza (i have it in spanish, so the texts may not be exactly this ones.).
then you have to restart konqueror. Close all konqueror windows and run killall konqueror.
I tested it. It doesn't work as spected well (i see pages that change the color and the size of the text, maybe when they use tables), but it is a great improvement over nothing.

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