> or have JS enabled For 99% of users, they don't even know what Javascript is, let alone that you can disable it, let alone that they _should_ disable it on a

> or have JS enabled For 99% of users, they don't even know what Javascript is, let alone that you can disable it, let alone that they _should_ disable it on any site. Not saying if that's a good thing or not, but I doubt allowing JS to be disabled would have any real effect on their engagement. In fact, I'm sure the frontend team at X would argue all the visual stuff enabled by JS increases engagement.