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well it's 2012, the overwhelming majority of users have JS enabled
by dchuk 14y ago
well it's 2012, the overwhelming majority of users have JS enabled
- twelvechairs 14y agoYou are right, but nowdays there is an (albeit small) trend in the opposite direction (dont enable javascript) with privacy-conscious users using noscript/scriptno and such.
- lukifer 14y agoIn which case, those users should be accustomed to half-broken sites and creating exceptions where necessary, just as I am with Flashblock.
- jvm 14y agoThis site is not "half broken" without javascript, it just doesn't exist at all. I'd understand that if it did a bunch of fancy js tricks, but it doesn't, it doesn't even adjust the layout for small screens (which would be easy given their design).
- jvm 14y agoI hope the majority of users enjoy having their keystrokes logged, since that's the new trend among analytics engines.