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I can't think of any reason why js would be disabled in a browser other than by personal choice? In which case you're making the website unusuable for yourself.
by dageshi 7y ago
I can't think of any reason why js would be disabled in a browser other than by personal choice? In which case you're making the website unusuable for yourself.
- rahuldottech 7y agoIt's often disabled by people who use screen readers, or by users who care about their privacy. If your regular website (not a webapp) doesn't work without JS, then you're failing as a dev.