> Both are resolved so that you can have an SPA that basically starts out as an MPA and upgrades itself to an SPA, though it’s common for scripting to still be

> Both are resolved so that you can have an SPA that basically starts out as an MPA and upgrades itself to an SPA, though it’s common for scripting to still be required where it shouldn’t be. Yuh, I guess my disconnect is that I tend to avoid sites that don't work at all without JS. I'm willing to enable JS if I care about the site (and it at least renders something without JS), but I'm not prepared to drop my pants for some random sales site that gives me a white screen if JS is disabled - someone else gets my business.