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For one, many people prefer to browse websites with javascript turned off. Aside from performance benefits, you turn off user tracking, flashy ads, autoplay vid

For one, many people prefer to browse websites with javascript turned off. Aside from performance benefits, you turn off user tracking, flashy ads, autoplay videos, annoying popovers, etc.

jrochkind1 8y ago
MANY people? Source?
- sincerely 8y ago
  zero people block JS: false only one person blocks JS: false therefore many block JS
  - robbrown451 8y ago
    "Many" is not synonymous with "multiple". I would expect that the percentage of people who browse without javascript on is incredibly small. The absolute number might be largish, and I guess in that context is could be considered "many." Still, the vast majority use javascript.
    - basica 8y ago
      Haven't you studied cardinality? You don't have One to Multiple relationships, you have One to Many /s
  - rodorgas 8y ago
    Between zero or all, could be many or some.
  - jrochkind1 8y ago
    Or perhaps "few".
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