4 ms·
> I don't get why torture yourself with disabling JavaScript for everyday browsing. The counterpoint is why should websites force users to run javasript in ord
by privong 11y ago
> I don't get why torture yourself with disabling JavaScript for everyday browsing.
The counterpoint is why should websites force users to run javasript in order to read plain text? Its not necessary. Why should websites torture users by requiring them to run code which is not stricly ncessary for reading the article?
- theseatoms 11y agoBecause they're not interested in only getting you to read the plaintext. I get your point and I'm on your side, generally speaking. But if you place this much value on any given piece of news, then maybe it shouldn't be free.
- privong 11y ago> But if you place this much value on any given piece of news, then maybe it shouldn't be free. Definitely agree.