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I guess people with javascript turned off are not the target market for this site, but I found this humorous: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2v31s94&s=9#.W_KD

• megous 8y ago
  I can't see anything even with their js enabled. Seems like they depend on google analytics and fail if that's not loaded too.
  • tracker1 8y ago
    It's easy to wind up in that spot, irritating all the same though. I try to use everything I do with clean degradation with ad-block, etc... only local and/or cdnjs scripts required (if anything).
    • megous 8y ago
      Me too. I develop with umatrix enabled, with font loading disabled, so that I can catch these problems, etc. Forces you to use sensible technology, like svg and not fonts for icons, and catch these types of missing optional dependency errors, and not depend too much on a specific font in your design, so that if brwser forces something else, you don't start having overflowing text everywhere.
• pferde 8y ago
  I find it amusing that your post links to a page which itself doesn't work without javascript. :)
  • userbinator 8y ago
    Fortunately there is a direct link to the image there. http://i64.tinypic.com/2v31s94.jpg http://i64.tinypic.com/2v31s94.jpg
    • scrollaway 8y ago
      Don't start thinking you can link to that directly. They redirect you to their js-enabled page which doesn't work with adblockers/analytics blockers.
• userbinator 8y ago
  I'd say that nicely sums up the "State of JavaScript in 2018": you'll need it even to view a non-app information-oriented page. :-(