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The existing front-page looks like it should work in browsers with JS disabled (though I have not personally tested this). We should think carefully about the
by csense 14y ago
The existing front-page looks like it should work in browsers with JS disabled (though I have not personally tested this).
We should think carefully about the possible consequences of Wikipedia dropping support for no-JS browsers.
- prodigal_erik 14y agoIt does. Being properly engineered, it's semantically accessible with any browser or scraper or mashup. Sacrificing that for a site as important as Wikipedia doesn't even deserve serious consideration.
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- wangweij 14y agoI've been brainwashed by the article and is wondering what JS means here. IS or JS?
- jarek 14y agoJavascript