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I only turn javascript on when I need it for a site that I trust (easy with Opera). If I forget and leave it on, it seems like far too many sites bog down my m
by joe_bleau 18y ago
I only turn javascript on when I need it for a site that I trust (easy with Opera). If I forget and leave it on, it seems like far too many sites bog down my machine with crappy eye-candy and advertising. (Maybe I won't care so much when/if I upgrade to a faster PC.)
I find it terribly annoying when a site requires javascript, but doesn't do anything compelling with it. For instance, why on earth does this page require javascript to be on, just to show me a .jpg map? http://www.arkansashighways.com/Road/mapopt.htm http://www.arkansashighways.com/Road/mapopt.htm