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> that just can't be done in the browser without JS. And that's fine. I don't think any one should complain when you open a webapp and it requires you to have
by mariusz79 11y ago
> that just can't be done in the browser without JS.
And that's fine. I don't think any one should complain when you open a webapp and it requires you to have JS enabled. The problem is that when I go to a website with JS disabled, I often don't get any messages, but blank or simply broken pages.