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So if the user has Javascript disabled, what happens then? It seems so many exploits rely on Javascript. Would a user ever be willing to sacrafice a little "u

by gwu78 13y ago

So if the user has Javascript disabled, what happens then? It seems so many exploits rely on Javascript. Would a user ever be willing to sacrafice a little "user experience" (accomplished with Javascript) for protection against easy exploits? Is that question ever left to the user? Not if a website provides Javascript-free means of interacting with it; and demands that the user enable Javascript (=you "must" enable Javascript to use this site).

spyder 13y ago
In this case it doesn't matter too much if you disable javascript because extensions are still working. The disable javascript option disables only the script in website contents not in extensions. So it will disabled scripts injected into the pages but scripts in extensions are still working.