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How can you tell if someone browses the web with JavaScript disabled? Oh don't worry. They'll let you know. Any chance they get.
by hoorayimhelping 11y ago
How can you tell if someone browses the web with JavaScript disabled?
Oh don't worry. They'll let you know. Any chance they get.
- andrewstuart2 11y agoA vegan, a crossfitter, an atheist, a crypto nerd, and a javascript disabler walk into a bar...
- endergen 11y agoSame person?
- nness 11y agoMade me wonder if putting a tiny <img> tag in a <noscript> block would provide some insight by tracking user-agents hitting that file only.
- hayksaakian 11y agoYes that's how facebook's and Google's pixel tracking works
- falcolas 11y agoI'm terribly sorry for providing context for the rest of my comment. My sincerest apologies. EDIT: On a less passive-aggressive note, I'll stop announcing my blocking of JavaScript by default when static content sites stop requiring JavaScript to read them.
- posnet 11y agobu-but then how will you be able to view my un-skippable pop-up marketing video, my amazing photo carousal. And don't tell me you actually like default browser scrolling, my custom JS scrolling is much better. Oh and don't worry about the load time, that only happens the first time, after that the 30Mb of content is cached so its fine. :^)