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You might be surprised there. The fonts don't show up for those who use NoScript in default-deny mode (which is the suggested, and default, mode for this popula
by Yetanfou 12y ago
You might be surprised there. The fonts don't show up for those who use NoScript in default-deny mode (which is the suggested, and default, mode for this popular extension) either. Yes, this is solved by allowing the specific script (which?) to run for that page. I generally just leave the page as it is, showing funny characters instead of the intended icons.
- thatthatis 12y agoSerious question: At this point, when you use noscript, don't you expect the web to be broken more places than not?
- Yetanfou 12y agoSerious answer: those sites which insist on being unusable for those who don't run scripts - be it those running text-based browsers of those who block scripts - are not worth visiting in my not that humble opinion. I deem a site to be usable when the content can be read. Sometimes this means scrolling through an un-styled list of links and sundry before I can read whatever the site tries to convey. So be it.
- sampk 12y agoWhat scripts? The topic at hand is usage of custom fonts. Should we use images instead to please you?