Everyone Has JavaScript, Right?kryogenix.org 9 pointsDecayingOrganic2 years ago4 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−xg152yRealistic answer to all of those would probably be: "... then this user won't be able to load ads, so I don't care about them anyway"−kichimi2yI find this point of view somewhat tiring and kinda showing a certain amount of detatchment from the general population of internet users.Avoiding JavaScript in all but the most simplest of use cases is going to leave you with a lackluster user experience.−panax2yI keep JS disabled by default and only enable it in certain situations. If your site doesn't work without JS and I try to view it I am probably just going to leave.−eternityforest2yWow. I did not know there were so many non-js environments out there!
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Realistic answer to all of those would probably be: "... then this user won't be able to load ads, so I don't care about them anyway"
I find this point of view somewhat tiring and kinda showing a certain amount of detatchment from the general population of internet users.
Avoiding JavaScript in all but the most simplest of use cases is going to leave you with a lackluster user experience.
I keep JS disabled by default and only enable it in certain situations. If your site doesn't work without JS and I try to view it I am probably just going to leave.
Wow. I did not know there were so many non-js environments out there!