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It could just post the current chat via plaintext up until that point. Yes, you'd have to manually refresh to see updates, etc, but if you are blocking JS, you
by CaptSpify 10y ago
It could just post the current chat via plaintext up until that point. Yes, you'd have to manually refresh to see updates, etc, but if you are blocking JS, you should expect reduced functionality of web-apps.
- morgante 10y agoI think Slack can be forgiven for not catering to people who basically don't want a chat application to function as a chat application.