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Isn't like 90% of the web broken these days without JS?
by charlesdm 11y ago
Isn't like 90% of the web broken these days without JS?
- giancarlostoro 11y agoYes, but that's why I use an extension like NoScript. If it's too badly broken I enable domains 1 by 1 till I get enough content, sometimes websites just look odd or behave odd but still give you what you came for. It also helps to have FlashBlock as well, which will stop plenty of flash adverts from loading in the background.
- oneeyedpigeon 11y agoMaybe, but the typical person doesn't browse the entire web, they browse a tiny part of it. Could be the GP visits sites (such as this one) that don't all depend on JS and there's a positive feedback loop for them.
- peteretep 11y agoNope. Most of it's just fine, and NoScript makes it easy to temporarily enable for sites you do want to interact with.
- chadzawistowski 11y agoI've permanently whitelisted about 150 domains, and temporarily whitelist domains as I need them. It's not very problematic and pays dividends in general web browsing speed.