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The last few lines of the article shed some light on OP's opinion of browsing with JavaScript disabled: "you need to support browsers that don't have JavaScrip
by aroman 14y ago
The last few lines of the article shed some light on OP's opinion of browsing with JavaScript disabled:
"you need to support browsers that don't have JavaScript enabled.
... ok, that last one was sufficiently low-probability that I'll stop there before I start telling you not to use Meteor if your customers gave up their computers in favor of the abacus."
- Volpe 14y agoI don't quite understand the whole "I cripple my browser" thing. Like, if you are going to disable javascript, why not CSS, and if you disable both of those... by not disable the renderer and just read the html... or demand people write plain text websites. Javascript seems rather arbitrary... But I do wonder about the accessibility ramifications of only supporting javascript. Do all browsers support javascript?
- stavrianos 14y agoFor a sufficiently lax definition of "browser", no. see also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers#JavaScript_support http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers#Java...
- Wilya 14y ago> why not CSS Disabling useless CSS stuff is pretty much what Readability is all about. Besides, CSS generally doesn't claim much of my CPU to display peripheral stuff. Javascript, on the other hand ...