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There are indeed honourable exceptions, but they are exceptions. The fact that on many corporate sites I cannot even get to see the company name until I have e
by DamonHD 9y ago
There are indeed honourable exceptions, but they are exceptions.
The fact that on many corporate sites I cannot even get to see the company name until I have enabled JS in three rounds with NoScript is silly. Sometimes I just don't bother. As yes I am running a supercomputer right now, I quite agree, but I don't want nefarious stuff run on it. And on my mobile I don't want to be wasting my battery power on emulating Deep Thought to get past the throbber.
Most sites want you to see some text. Many don't let you see any without scads of JS.
(Note: I do use JS to enhance my sites, but the JS is small and the sites work fine without it running.)
- bartread 9y agoAgreed - no text at all without JavaScript is completely ridiculous, and not at all hard to avoid so it's deeply frustrating that there are so many sites that fall foul of it. Even my site, which is a games site containing pages that _simply won't work_ without JavaScript, manages to display something useful even on these pages when it's disabled. There are also sections such as the blog that obviously work fine without it.