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There's no fallback for browsers that do not support javascript or have it disabled. That's annoying for users of special devices, NoScript, but likely also peo
by computer 13y ago
There's no fallback for browsers that do not support javascript or have it disabled. That's annoying for users of special devices, NoScript, but likely also people who are blind and use screenreaders, for example.
Accessibility deserves at least to be an afterthought.
- nish1500 13y agoTaking away JavaScript will render 99% of the features useless. Right now I'm working alone on this, part-time. When I have the resources and time, will consider it :)
- true_religion 13y agoScreen readers actually execute javascript.