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Certainly not a "NoScript/Ghostery/RequestPolicy world" unless you are around a lot of techy types (and even then most don't disable Javascript). I always desi
by nacs 14y ago
Certainly not a "NoScript/Ghostery/RequestPolicy world" unless you are around a lot of techy types (and even then most don't disable Javascript).
I always design with degradability when doing anything that requires Javascript but there are numerous, very popular sites nowadays that don't work at all without Javascript.
- rhizome 14y agothere are numerous, very popular sites nowadays that don't work at all without Javascript. Right: everybody's doing it. This is a technical debt that may come due in the future if/when javascript bugs cause more problems than they have in the past, as well as when/whether a site comes under (US) ADA scrutiny. It certainly doesn't cover the entire possible user pool for these sites, but minimizing "techy types" in an HN comment seems a little colorblind.