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You can already achieve all this. Either turn of JS in your browser, or use extensions such as NoScript.
by capableweb 4y ago
You can already achieve all this. Either turn of JS in your browser, or use extensions such as NoScript.
- npteljes 4y agoYou can technically achieve this, but you get a degraded experience. Most sites don't test for JS being turned off, and it's not rare to only get a blank page when viewing a site in that way. What OP wishes for is rather an experience that decidedly doesn't use JS, similar to Google's AMP or Gemini. A subset of HTML that makes publishing possible, without moving parts.
- simion314 4y agoActually I browse with JS off by default and whitelist stuff, ironic since I am a web dev (or maybe the fact I know how shit web tech is is why I think documents should be documents , imagine I want to show you my blog but I make an Unreal Engine 5 app because I want some cool effects and I also want to learn this shiny tool and the marketing team wants to do some shitty things too)