Javascript is increasingly becoming just as important as HTML and CSS for a web experience. If you "disable HTML" the web will be broken, expect the same for J

Javascript is increasingly becoming just as important as HTML and CSS for a web experience. If you "disable HTML" the web will be broken, expect the same for Javascript. Trying to build every single thing in a way that gracefully falls back in the absence of Javascript is often extremely difficult (if no impossible) and always very expensive. I think last time I checked less than 5% of global internet users had javascript disabled. Kind of like supporting IE6, the cost is just not worth it.