When you add up all of the ridiculous hoops web developers have to jump through for cross-browser compatibility, a non-JS UX is the least of their concerns. Yo

When you add up all of the ridiculous hoops web developers have to jump through for cross-browser compatibility, a non-JS UX is the least of their concerns. You're asking web developers to come up with two methods to accomplish the same goal, which doubles the number of ways the app can break. It's totally unrealistic for any moderately complex web application.