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I feel compelled to add: - the user explicitly disabled JavaScript - the browser does not support JavaScript (I sometimes view websites using elinks) AFAIK s
by mr_mitm 5mo ago
I feel compelled to add:
- the user explicitly disabled JavaScript
- the browser does not support JavaScript (I sometimes view websites using elinks)
AFAIK screen readers also work better without JavaScript, so it's also an accessibility issue.
- jazzypants 5mo agoJavaScript doesn't effect screen readers at all unless you dynamically add content without the proper ARIA roles. It is trivial to correct. As I just said, users who explicitly disable JavaScript cannot even use Google Search. Why should I accommodate those users when even Google refuses to do so? They are actively choosing to have a limited web experience. The vast majority of the internet is completely broken for them.