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Same issue, though at least the author cares more to at least think of those who whitelist scripts enough to mention it. Half the large companies today will pr
by DarthGhandi 6y ago
Same issue, though at least the author cares more to at least think of those who whitelist scripts enough to mention it.
Half the large companies today will present you with a blank screen instead of writing one line of a <noscript> tag.
- Moru 6y agoIt's a lot about not even knowing the <noscript> tag exists. I mean, who would block javascript, the whole web depends on it. (I block javascript since it came around the first time...)
- shakna 6y agoJavaScript doesn't have to blocked to be unavailable. So many accessibility devices that don't have the capability to run it, and read noscript allowed, etc...