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Nothing but blank pages in Firefox without Javascript, which I disable for non-HTTPS protected sites. If your site needs Javascript to display a simple image on
by oil25 8y ago
Nothing but blank pages in Firefox without Javascript, which I disable for non-HTTPS protected sites. If your site needs Javascript to display a simple image on an HTML page, please consider your users and their accessibility needs.
- closetohome 8y agoI'm in Chrome with...I don't know, some add-ons, and the whole thing is basically broken for me. What an absolute POS gallery app. Something wrong with using static HTML to display all of a couple dozen jpegs?
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- TooCleverByHalf 8y agoTrying to understand how disabling javascript is related to accessibility needs. Mind helping me out?
- shakna 8y agoAs someone who uses voice software, sometimes to see, sometimes to control... JS is hell. It can hijack elements after I think I know what they contain. It can abandon the DOM and use the canvas. And most of the time if you're rebuilding elements in JS the developer forgets to tag things correctly... So all I know is that there's an img that has appeared out of nowhere.
- Aloha 8y agoHere is a static gallery version