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That isn't a valid reason. You need to have the site functional regardless of (major) browser, with and without JS turned on, and regardless of device. Having a
by Jeremy1026 12y ago
That isn't a valid reason. You need to have the site functional regardless of (major) browser, with and without JS turned on, and regardless of device. Having any of those items break your site is a sure-fire way to lose customers.
- phantom_oracle 12y agoThey should probably use some type of static extraction of the HTML and make that the mobile version.