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I think what people lament is not JavaScript, so much as using JavaScript unnecessarily. Recreating (and usually breaking) navigation history, recreating hyperl
by tofukid 5y ago
I think what people lament is not JavaScript, so much as using JavaScript unnecessarily. Recreating (and usually breaking) navigation history, recreating hyperlinks, losing scroll position by interfering with it or with infinite lists, recreating forms, etc.
JavaScript is overused and often at the expense of usability.
- dvfjsdhgfv 5y agoThis. There are so many pages that could display perfectly without JS, but they don't because someone messed it up. Think about it: the very existence of the Reader Mode in popular browsers shows that users no longer can read information on web pages comfortably in the browser and need another specialized layer to remove all the cruft.