> I don't think any of this will change unless we convince web developers to stop relying on all of these "modern" technologies and just write proper web pages.

> I don't think any of this will change unless we convince web developers to stop relying on all of these "modern" technologies and just write proper web pages. It’s not the modern tech that is at fault. When used correctly it can work very well as it was intended. Problem is it’s just about easy enough to be used wrongly by low skill developers who don’t engage with anything they’re making deep enough to even become critical of how it’s functioning. And worse when you start pointing it out they always just come up with lame excuses as if it’s normal that a page displaying 30 items takes 15+ seconds to load and have to spend your time lecturing them that yes links should open in a new window when ctrl clicked or that urls should actually function when you go to them directly.