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Good idea! But how often do you use sites that need JS? e.g. real estate sites, google maps Also: can't you just disable JS in your browser, for the same effec
by 6ren 16y ago
Good idea! But how often do you use sites that need JS? e.g. real estate sites, google maps
Also: can't you just disable JS in your browser, for the same effect?
- jamesbritt 16y agoCountless sites require js to handle what amounts to html 3.2 behavior, such as showing content or submitting a form.
- GeneralMaximus 16y ago> But how often do you use sites that need JS? e.g. real estate sites, google maps That is why I use NoScript. I can temporarily enable JS on any page with one click. Turns out I don't need to enable JS on 99% of the websites I visit.