> Our site does't work with js disabled. Then please have a noscript tag. > Serious question: is it common for folks to disable js? That's not the only reaso

> Our site does't work with js disabled. Then please have a noscript tag. > Serious question: is it common for folks to disable js? That's not the only reason you'll find for JS being unavailable. Windows Updates has managed to disable JS in various situations across both Edge and IE over the years due to tightening security policies. Chrome has had V8 crashes over the years, as has Firefox. The browser might be misbehaving, but rarely will the user attribute it to the right place - your site will get the blame.