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This annoyed me too. I think it's fair to expect to be able to see something without JavaScript, even if it's not formatted correctly or missing fonts or whate
by bumblebeard 10y ago
This annoyed me too.
I think it's fair to expect to be able to see something without JavaScript, even if it's not formatted correctly or missing fonts or whatever. I disable JS by default for performance reasons, not just because of tracking.
- dwaltrip 10y agoWhy is it fair to expect this? On what grounds is the universe obligated to provide this? I fully agree the world would be a better place if websites that primarily deliver text did do so. But I'm not convinced it is reasonable to expect it. As a demographic, javascript disablers are a small minority. Additionally, they have other options for meeting many of their needs (ad blockers, privacy extensions, etc).
- user5994461 10y ago> Why is it fair to expect this? On what grounds is the universe obligated to provide this? So that there can be a nice message 'This website requires JavaScript to operate.".