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For twitter you can disable JS and it will fallback to a ""degraded"" (a.k.a. Much faster & usable) experience.
by B_Throwaway 7y ago
For twitter you can disable JS and it will fallback to a ""degraded"" (a.k.a. Much faster & usable) experience.
- burk96 7y agoIt seems to fall back to the old mobile website for me? This is after clicking the fallback prompt.
- boring_twenties 7y agoYes, but you have to click past an annoying prompt[1] every time. Does that not happen for you? [1]: https://i.postimg.cc/jjBSVmCX/Screenshot-at-2019-09-01-15-23-37.png https://i.postimg.cc/jjBSVmCX/Screenshot-at-2019-09-01-15-23...
- dredmorbius 7y agoOnce the cookie's set, I tend to go straight through. That annoyance is considerably less than all the others a full-JS Twitter imposes. Including the motherlovin' account-creation nag that shows up all the motherlovin' time. One click through at entry rather than random annoyance in the midst of reading? A net win. And an incredibly sad commentary on the state of the Web.