You can disable SSR and still use Next.js. Most people don't use Next.js because of SSR, they use it because it's easy to use and has an amazing developer envir

You can disable SSR and still use Next.js. Most people don't use Next.js because of SSR, they use it because it's easy to use and has an amazing developer environment. SSR works out of the box usually so it's a nice perk. If you're using React, Next.js is a pretty excellent choice for pretty much any website. Appeal to Tradition is just as much a logical fallacy as Appeal to Novelty.