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Speaking as a web developer myself, I 100% abandoned supporting users without javascript a decade ago The number of people with JS turned off are so small they
by fooey 8y ago
Speaking as a web developer myself, I 100% abandoned supporting users without javascript a decade ago
The number of people with JS turned off are so small they don't matter, and on top of that, they're not monetizable, so I really don't care if the site works for them.
There is virtually never any business rationale for making that extra effort.
- irq11 8y agoAll the more reason to put the button in the browser. Give people the option to easily turn off the crap, and you’ll find out how much it matters.