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Ah, the pleasures of browsing the web without javascript! For us, it is a regular article that loads instantly (no cookie warnings nor ads) and does not play t
by enriquto 6y ago
Ah, the pleasures of browsing the web without javascript! For us, it is a regular article that loads instantly (no cookie warnings nor ads) and does not play tricks with the back button.
- speedgoose 6y agoHowever you have to debug 75% of the websites you visit to enable back javascript.
- sildur 6y agoNo, not really. They look uglier, but load way faster. They have to keep being indexable so they have to play nice.
- enriquto 6y agoExactly. The vast majority of sites that store text and simple images are perfectly readable without javascript, and the experience is much, much better. In some rare cases, the site does not load at all, and I do not bother to switch javascript on, unless I am really interested in that particular site. Being a fan of the default browser styles I contend your observation that "bare" sites look uglier. In fact, having a consistent visual style across sites becomes rather agreeable, instead of allowing each site to set up its style.
- sildur 6y agoWell, I too really like the default browser styles. But the problem is that, with JavaScript disabled, a lot of things that would be hidden by Javascript (like menus and things like that) now appear all cluttered at once. That is what I meant by uglier.