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> for people who disable JavaScript I stopped caring about this long ago. I write database-backed web applications that require authentication, and in this co
by techiferous 15y ago
> for people who disable JavaScript
I stopped caring about this long ago. I write database-backed web applications that require authentication, and in this context if a user has JavaScript turned off, that's their problem, not mine.
- pdwetz 15y agoSort of funny; as soon as I hit a new site that requires javascript, I often run away! But of course that's my problem; I get why user preference would get in the way of your clean implementation. :)
- coderdude 15y agoWell, when you cripple your own client there's not much you can ask for.