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In ergot's defense, he said the "about link" does not gracefully degrade. Which seems reasonable that someone would want to read what an app does before deeming
by throwaway2016a 10y ago
In ergot's defense, he said the "about link" does not gracefully degrade. Which seems reasonable that someone would want to read what an app does before deeming it worthy of enabling scripts.
I might actually do this from now on. Have my <noscript> be more than just "You must enable JS to use this" but instead actually display useful information about what it does.
- dimino 10y agoYah I think it's a totally valid complaint. Normally I'm all about telling folks they're not able to use the modern web with JS disabled, but asking for the about page to give a hint with no JS feels like exactly the level of effort everyone should exert for the noscript folks.