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This is awesome... I was always pushing for non-JS versions of products and was always met with the dumbest reasons... 'the only reason someone wouldn't run JS
by WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
This is awesome... I was always pushing for non-JS versions of products and was always met with the dumbest reasons... 'the only reason someone wouldn't run JS is if they're hacking'
- standardUser 6y agoTo be fair, disabling JS seems to be an extremely fringe thing to do and using resources to accommodate it should be a hard sell. I've only ever actually heard of people doing it here on HN.
- newsbinator 6y agoI take that a step further and push for non-CSS and non-HTML versions as well. People should be able to get all the info they need via curl in the terminal. HTML and CSS are too easy to exploit for tracking users.