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Does anything at all run without JS these days? I swear all I wanted was to read a blog post, and it loaded more megabytes of JS than the text and pictures comb
by rollcat 3y ago
Does anything at all run without JS these days? I swear all I wanted was to read a blog post, and it loaded more megabytes of JS than the text and pictures combined.
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- DoingIsLearning 3y agoOne example that comes to mind is Kagi. They makes it a design point that Kagi should work even without javascript enabled.
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- jamesfinlayson 3y agoI thought Twitter had a no Javascript version but apparently that stopped a couple of years ago.
- globular-toast 3y agoI ran Noscript about 10 years ago. At first I didn't notice any difference. Then, over a period of only a year or so, things started to break. I would notice that my friends' web experience seemed remarkably different to mine. Eventually I capitulated and enabled JS again. Seeing it all happen at one rather than at a trickle over time was quite shocking. I still design web sites without JS first. In fact, I design them without even CSS. It's called progressive enhancement. Many of them have only a sprinkling of convenient but not necessary JS.