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I enable JS when I see fit: - for web apps - for documents interactive documents that truly warrant it I leave JS disabled for documents where JS should not
by jraph 3y ago
I enable JS when I see fit:
- for web apps
- for documents interactive documents that truly warrant it
I leave JS disabled for documents where JS should not be necessary. I often leave if the document is not readable without JS.
> how much of the modern internet you can use with a browser with no JS
Both surprisingly big and sadly small.
- sbierwagen 3y agoI can perhaps understand someone who disables JS entirely on some ultraparanoid security argument. But disabling JS "except for pages that deserve it" is nuts. It's like being vegan "except for Mcdonalds".