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Doesn't disabling JavaScript these days pretty much break all websites? Or do you disable by default, then keep a whitelist?
by laurentdc 9y ago
Doesn't disabling JavaScript these days pretty much break all websites? Or do you disable by default, then keep a whitelist?
- YSFEJ4SWJUVU6 9y agoDepends on what you define as “to break”. Of all the sites I use most remain very much usable even without scripting support, but certainly some functionality is often lost (whilst performance, on the other hand...)
- ryandrake 9y agoTo me, disabling JavaScript often tends to fix websites. I consider ads, animation, interactive menus, scroll-hijacking, malware, and auto-playing videos to be broken functionality.