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No, you should not intentionally hide text from those who prefer to disable JS. Disabling JS improves site load speed and reduces memory consumption. As a side
by codedokode 7y ago
No, you should not intentionally hide text from those who prefer to disable JS. Disabling JS improves site load speed and reduces memory consumption. As a side effect, most of ads and trackers also stop working.
- celticninja 7y agoMy organisation has a requirement that we build to work without JS. If we need to use JS for something then we also need a non-JS alternative, the result may be less pretty/fast/require an extra call but it works regardless of your JS choices
- xienze 7y ago>As a side effect, most of ads and trackers also stop working. As well as a lot of sites, period.
- ronsor 7y agobut that's the problem: the ads and trackers don't work! unless you're willing to pay them with your data and eyes, they won't let you see the site. not that I agree with this.