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I usually navigate the web with javascript disabled and encounter this a lot with articles that require scripts just to display words on a page. A really weird
by battles 6y ago
I usually navigate the web with javascript disabled and encounter this a lot with articles that require scripts just to display words on a page. A really weird example of this is engadget articles. They display an empty page if you have javascript disabled. The only reason why is their css has the html tag set to display:none. If you uncheck that css prop in the dev tools then the content appears normally. Weird choice on their part.