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I've got javascript disabled, and for some reason the page needs javascript to display anything other than the header. I was initially confused as to whether th
by BCM43 14y ago
I've got javascript disabled, and for some reason the page needs javascript to display anything other than the header. I was initially confused as to whether this was a joke of some sort.
- icebraining 14y agoDisabling CSS (page style → none) lets you see the content that is already there, but hidden for some reason.
- Osiris 14y agoThe app I develop at work won't render if you have Javascript disabled. The entire app is rendering into the DOM using Javascript templating and data fetched from a REST API. Using the web with Javascript disabled? May the Lord have mercy on your soul.
- icebraining 14y agoBut this isn't an app, it's a blog post. And the content is already on the DOM (view source), it's just hidden for some reason.
- ben0x539 14y agoI can deal with web apps that require javascript to function, and I'll happily whitelist apps that I actually want to use. But I don't want to let every asshole with a blog or a newspaper that gets linked from reddit or hackernews execute code on my computer. I think that's a fairly reasonable position.