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I prefer sites that should work without JavaScript, but I don't always worry about disabling it. There a number of situations where I do appreciate the enhanced
by dwe3000 10y ago
I prefer sites that should work without JavaScript, but I don't always worry about disabling it. There a number of situations where I do appreciate the enhanced experience - image galleries, client-side form validation to reduce server-side errors/warnings (the edits should be both client side and server side, but that's a different conversation), or controls for multimedia come to mind. I get really annoyed by JavaScript powered ads or excessive, bloated libraries downloaded because the developer didn't care.