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Disabling Javascript is a security precaution, it makes plenty of sense and will continue to make sense long into the future. You might as well say that the co
by betterunix 13y ago
Disabling Javascript is a security precaution, it makes plenty of sense and will continue to make sense long into the future. You might as well say that the concern of users who run a firewall is at the bottom of your priority list.
- Spiritus 13y agoStrawman much? That's certainly not a fair comparison.
- toxicityj 13y agoThat's great and all, but like they said, unless you're running a niche website with super tech-savvy users (this site, for example) you're not going to have to worry about the JS-disabled folks. When the % of users with JS disabled viewing your site is super low, it's not really a concern to cater to them.