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Having to enable javascript to see a website is not an accessibility problem according to WCAG.

• marginalia_nu 1y ago
  It is a very real accessibility problem if you're using Dillo, which does not support javascript.
  • llbbdd 1y ago
    it's also a real accessibility problem if you're trying to use sticks and rocks to access the internet
    • marginalia_nu 1y ago
      This is in the context of where that web browser is hosted, so it's quite relevant.
    • venturecruelty 1y ago
      Why should you need JavaScript to render text and buttons? Were browsers unable to do this prior to the JavaScriptification of everything?
      • yeasku 1y ago
        The same reason you need to use LLMs to code.
        • llbbdd 1y ago
          Do you copy and paste every comment you make on HN or is this just for me?
          • yeasku 1y ago
            Imagine.
      • llbbdd 1y ago
        It has been, this year, 30 years since JS became a normal part of the web. You don't need it to render text and buttons, but we do different things with the internet now.
• superkuh 1y ago
  There's 'enabling javascript' and then there's 'requiring a javascript VM with bleeding edge features basically only found 3 browsers'.