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Your argument is essentially "sites that need JS as a core requirement to the UX need JS" and "now that everyone uses JS no one shouldn't."
by uoaei 9y ago
Your argument is essentially "sites that need JS as a core requirement to the UX need JS" and "now that everyone uses JS no one shouldn't."
- betageek 9y agoMy argument is "most sites need JS as a core requirement of their UX". Whether they need 1Mb of it is very doubtful and that's what the original post is about.