> It's 2015, not 1999. If you don't have javascript enabled, do you honestly expect to be able to read half of the internet? Yes, I expect to be able to read d

> It's 2015, not 1999. If you don't have javascript enabled, do you honestly expect to be able to read half of the internet? Yes, I expect to be able to read data without having to execute code. And, FWIW, the Internet was pretty great in 1999. In many ways (but not all, of course) it was better than what we're stuck with now.