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Tons of websites don't have html fallbacks for the small userbase that disables javascript. You'd be hard pressed to convince them to support html fallbacks for
by woojoo666 4y ago
Tons of websites don't have html fallbacks for the small userbase that disables javascript. You'd be hard pressed to convince them to support html fallbacks for what I assume is an even smaller userbase (PowerPC)
- AlbertoGP 4y agoPlease note that Javascript works well (no JIT but fine otherwise) in Firefox on PowerPC 64, things like ProtonMail, GMail, YouTube, diverse online maps etc. work fine, even WebGL (Shadertoy, Three.js etc.). It’s just WebAssembly which doesn’t.