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It’s 2024, all major sites require JS to load properly.
by cebert 2y ago
It’s 2024, all major sites require JS to load properly.
- Suzuran 2y agoThis sounds like a problem that needs solved, not a club to beat people with when they complain about it.
- progforlyfe 2y agowithout a financial or regulatory incentive, it will remain unsolved. Companies do not care about catering to the 0.01% with JS disabled.
- sylware 2y agoYep, regulatory, like EU did to apple: recuring fines of billions of $. It seems to be the only way.
- rolph 2y agoIt’s 2024, all major sites [Have Been Engineered To] require JS to load properly.
- sylware 2y agoYep, tons of them were working more than fine in noscript/basic (x)html. This is just some big tech-cracy abusing the script kiddy who is in all of us, poisoning us with massive kludges which obsviously only them could maintain and control, using it as trojan horse for all their toxic tech.
- sylware 2y agoI forgot... "toxic tech"... and their backdoors...
- HereIGoAgain 2y agoThis
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