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I apologise that he used your site as an example. Nice work, BTW. The question we were discussing is whether a user who "just wants to read an article" needs t
by 3xblah 8y ago
I apologise that he used your site as an example. Nice work, BTW.
The question we were discussing is whether a user who "just wants to read an article" needs to keep Javascript enabled for every website she visits, or whether she could keep it off by default and whitelist a smaller number of sites where she wishes to turn on Javascript for whatever reason (such as Price Hipster).
I would not question whether anyone should enable Javascript when using the web to do shopping online.
However I think "just reading an article" online is a different category of use entirely. The costs of enabling Javascript in that case may outweigh the benefits.
- jazoom 8y ago> I apologise that he used your site as an example. Nice work, BTW. No probs. I know people here get passionate about the health of the WWW. And thanks :-)