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Fair enough. There's so much JS only functionality now though that I can't see how you can avoid it when developing a complex website. You find you can do the m
by seanwilson 9y ago
Fair enough. There's so much JS only functionality now though that I can't see how you can avoid it when developing a complex website. You find you can do the majority of things you want online with JS disabled?
- CrystalGamma 9y agoNot all websites are complex though. There should be little need to use scripts on a simple blog, for example, but I've seen way too many times that you'll end up with a blank screen without scripts, even though the text is already there in the DOM.