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Would this make it possible to have the whole page in <noscript> tags to make it crawlable by all bots and browsable in Links, Lynx, Dillo, w3m and offByOne?

• Raphael 12y ago
  Wouldn't that hide the page for JS clients? Or would the JS client remove the <noscript> tags?
  • Sir_Cmpwn 12y ago
    <noscript> is only rendered if JavaScript is disabled.
• couchand 12y ago
  Yes, that's a good idea. You'd just need to introduce a little wrapper around the client-side rehydrate to move the contents of the <noscript> tag out of the <noscript> before calling React.render. Then again, you don't really need <noscript> in that case. It's rendering server-side, so the page already displays correctly, you just need to make sure all your links work.
  • aphexairlines 12y ago
    I've been burned by trying to read the contents of noscript nodes before. Some browsers don't support that at all.
    • couchand 12y ago
      Oh wow that's annoying.
• masklinn 12y ago
  Why? The whole content is renderable server-side and all links should work. What purpose would <noscript> serve?