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I really don't expect a page to work perfectly without JS. If some small feature uses it that's perfectly fine. But if I visit a page with JS disabled, I want t
by zauguin 5y ago
I really don't expect a page to work perfectly without JS. If some small feature uses it that's perfectly fine. But if I visit a page with JS disabled, I want these features using it to be broken and not the entire page to be unusable...
A little JS for the right reason can be very valuable, but requiring JS just to get a minimally usable page is insane.