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The crazy thing (imo) is that after this change, the Forbes website won't even render if you turn of JS. It tries to load up its JS-dependent ad blocker blocker
by capitalsigma 10y ago
The crazy thing (imo) is that after this change, the Forbes website won't even render if you turn of JS. It tries to load up its JS-dependent ad blocker blocker, fails, and craps out a blank page to you. It's insane to me that they would flat out reject users who can't or won't run JS in their browsers.
As a result, I no longer read Forbes articles. They can go fuck themselves if they want that level of control over my machine.