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Even worse, once the JS is whitelisted, the resulting page still can't be opened with the Firefox "Reader View" so it is unreadable for me (having the black bac
by acqq 7y ago
Even worse, once the JS is whitelisted, the resulting page still can't be opened with the Firefox "Reader View" so it is unreadable for me (having the black background).
JS should not be needed to show five paragraphs of text. And even with the JS the resulting HTML is still unreadable.
- Lev1a 7y agoNot defending the OP's practice of (apparently) pushing the rendering cost on each user instead of doing it once themselves in a build task, but: FF72, uBlock Origin in medium mode, no whitelisting => site renders just fine both in normal and in reader view.
- acqq 7y agoI'm not using uBlock Origin and my extension still (after the author added the broken "noscript") shows just a black screen before enabling js. His "noscript" is also broken as it still doesn't show the darned 5 paragraphs of text. It's that hard for him, as he writes what others should do.