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 <

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.