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It breaks without JS but many JS blocker extensions can be configured to always allow JS from the host serving the page. For example NoScript on my phone has th
by pmontra 3y ago
It breaks without JS but many JS blocker extensions can be configured to always allow JS from the host serving the page. For example NoScript on my phone has the "Temporarily set top-level sites to TRUSTED" option.
With only 181 bytes it could even be included in the page. It's much less than the sum of the meta tags on many sites.