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I don't really sympathize with the NoJS crowd. If nothing else, you could write a plugin that allows JS but intercepts/drops network calls. Then it doesn't real
by eximius 11y ago
I don't really sympathize with the NoJS crowd. If nothing else, you could write a plugin that allows JS but intercepts/drops network calls. Then it doesn't really matter what the JS is doing.
- stephenr 11y agoUnwanted XHRs' aren't the only reason to block javascript.