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Plenty of sites do that, unfortunately. Why would you expect Indiegogo to handle disabled JS gracefully? (I'm not saying I like it -- I often disable JS myself
by iainmerrick 8y ago
Plenty of sites do that, unfortunately. Why would you expect Indiegogo to handle disabled JS gracefully?
(I'm not saying I like it -- I often disable JS myself. It works great for most news sites.)
- hjek 8y agoYes, they do. Well, I'd expect possibly not being able to sign up or donate or something, but not being able to read text I find a bit extreme, as if they've gone out of their way to actively break their web page when run w/o JS.