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The reason is mobile. While only .5% of your users may be non Javascript users it's highly likely a significant percentage of your users are on mobile and not o
by zaphar 9y ago
The reason is mobile. While only .5% of your users may be non Javascript users it's highly likely a significant percentage of your users are on mobile and not optimizing for progressive enhancement means a significantly degraded experience for all of them at various times when it fails to load or loads too slowly on a mobile connection.
- wruza 9y agoI can stand slow loads, my phone has wifi after all. But js bloatware doesn't even allow me to scroll without seconds lags and random misclicks due to delayed event dispatch. Me turned js off not because of security concerns, but because most js-only sites are not scrollable beyond the first screen anyway.