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I don't understand why this point is brought up on HN everytime there's a discussion about JS. The behaviour of disabling Javascript represents an almost non-e

I don't understand why this point is brought up on HN everytime there's a discussion about JS. The behaviour of disabling Javascript represents an almost non-existent subset of web users and developers have more pressings things to think about.

sircastor 8y ago
I agree. I appreciate that you _can_ disable JavaScript, but I don't really think of it as a realistic option for using the web in 2018, and certainly not for the average user wanting to do average things.
- Drdrdrq 8y ago
  It actually is a completely viable option in 2018 for advanced user wanting to do average things (with uMatrix for example), and it is a nice experience. Agree about average users though.
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- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y ago
  But considering how horrifically bad things have gotten, maybe we should be making a concerted effort to make it realistic.