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I couldn't possibly recommend a site that requires javascript to display any content whatsoever.
by oneeyedpigeon 13y ago
I couldn't possibly recommend a site that requires javascript to display any content whatsoever.
- jwr 13y agoWhy not? JavaScript has become a part of the web, just as much as HTML and CSS. You might as well shun sites that use the <ul> tag, or CSS to style content.
- oneeyedpigeon 13y agoJavaScript should certainly be used to enhance content and ad functionality. But the core content should always be available without JS, since not all consumers of that content will have JS enabled, or be able to interpret it.
- Ntrails 13y ago<div style="text-align:center; margin-bottom:10px;">Please use a <a href="/browsers">modern browser </a> with JavaScript enabled to use Coursera.</div> Good job there folks
- rypskar 13y agoAt least they use noscript and give you a warning if you don’t have javascript enabled, there are so many sites that don’t check if javascript and cookies are enabled