> People who disable JS are virtually non-existent in the real world, outside of bubbles like HN comments. Except for all the microbrowsers[0] and crawlers th

> People who disable JS are virtually non-existent in the real world, outside of bubbles like HN comments. Except for all the microbrowsers[0] and crawlers that don't have JavaScript enabled or don't run all the JavaScript bullshit on a page. Building accessible sites that can be used in the widest possible context is good engineering. [0] https://24ways.org/2019/microbrowsers-are-everywhere/ https://24ways.org/2019/microbrowsers-are-everywhere/