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Welcome to 2013, where people want to hold us back with their 90's browsing habits.
by Diamons 13y ago
Welcome to 2013, where people want to hold us back with their 90's browsing habits.
- dreen 13y agoJS blocking does not mean "BAN ALL JAVASCRIPT GRRRR" it means "I will decide which sites can run code on my computer". So if you have a web app - a page that needs to run code to provide its value - you have to let it do that. But if you have a document that is strictly informative then REQUIRING that you run some code just to read some text is simply counter-intuitive. A document shouldn't need to run code to provide its value, NOR SHOULD IT DO SO TO LOOK NICE.