I don't think web developers are under any obligation to provide support for people who selectively disable portions of the page they built. If you want to turn off javascript, downloading images, the color blue, etc, that's your right, but you can't comment on the user experience when you've deliberately muddled with it.
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I don't think web developers are under any obligation to provide support for people who selectively disable portions of the page they built. If you want to turn off javascript, downloading images, the color blue, etc, that's your right, but you can't comment on the user experience when you've deliberately muddled with it.
There are lots of arguments for supporting users who have javascript turned off, accessibility and SEO being two of the more common ones. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/149021/should...