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I was talking about myself, in this case. Quite selfish, unlike your comment :) I use noscript and disabled JS on iOS Safari, for battery life and security. No
by nothrabannosir 10y ago
I was talking about myself, in this case. Quite selfish, unlike your comment :)
I use noscript and disabled JS on iOS Safari, for battery life and security. Not a fanatic noscript user at all, it just seems slightly less bad than full js at this point.
Graceful degradation is a better choice than <noscript> tags, where possible. Which, for <img>, it is.
thanks for considering the minority, even if it doesn't pan out :)
- ge96 10y agoI don't know if it's a futile battle regarding accessibility. I guess if you're a big enough company/group you'd have experts in that area. Hmm yeah I guess I'm not as up to date with mobile(the stuff you mentioned)