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> Oh my, very aggressive And also missing the point entirely. Websites working without JS is not only a matter of security. It's security + accessibility + SEO

• robertlagrant 2y ago
  It's not a message about websites working without JS. It's about browsing with JS disabled.
• hagbard_c 2y ago
  Yes, a textual site which requires Javascript - or any other active component really - for the text to be read is a bit like a book which requires a decoder ring to read. Just present a text-only or pre-rendered site if the visitor can not or does not want to enable scripting, Maybe add a reminder that the site has some functionality which only works when scripting is enabled.