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Hm, this makes me think about my personal website, which uses a fancy Javascript fade-in because I like fancy animations (and the site is partly my playground t
by Wowfunhappy 5y ago
Hm, this makes me think about my personal website, which uses a fancy Javascript fade-in because I like fancy animations (and the site is partly my playground to do what I want). However, I also have a noscript stylesheet to ensure the website is functional without Javascript.
Does anyone know what that means for e.g. flaky mobile browsers?
- lexicality 5y ago<noscript> is only activated if JS is actively disabled. None of these failure modes will trigger it. You can use onerror="foo" on <script> tags though EDIT: Actually the data saver thing is called "noscript" so you'd hope it'd activate the tags. Network failures though will trigger onerror and leave the rest up to you