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> a JavaScript animation “rolled” the price disable javascript.

• Analemma_ 7y ago
  That would be an interesting court case: if you browse with Javascript off, and only see the fake price, could you bring a case of false advertising if (as I'm assuming is the case) they never intended to sell at that price?
  • cameronbrown 7y ago
    In all likelihood you'd just see nothing.
  • blhack 7y ago
    The judge would probably look at it as hacking.
    • nofunsir 7y ago
      A "glitch"
• cpach 7y ago
  What are the odds that a booking site like that works at all with JS disabled?
  • lucisferre 7y ago
    I was on a site recently where viewing the images on the site did not work with an ad blocker on.
    • autoexec 7y ago
      Sites that refuse to display an image without javascript are a pet peeve of mine. Naturally most popular image hosts are guilty of this. Even imgur which was created because other image hosts were so obnoxious and has since become more and more like the services it replaced.