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And I can't drive places without fuel in my car. What's your point? You made a conscious decision to cripple your browsing experience, what did you expect?
by shapov 12y ago
And I can't drive places without fuel in my car. What's your point? You made a conscious decision to cripple your browsing experience, what did you expect?
- asymmetric 12y agoMy point is: is there absolutely no content that can be displayed without JavaScript being enabled? I'm sure there is. It's a matter of principles (I shouldn't be compelled to enable JS on a website only to view its static content - or any content at all), it's a matter of accessibility (people with impaired vision who use text-to-speech software will have a harder time with this page)and it's a metter of compatibility (not all devices/browsers run JS)