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disclaimer: not a web dev, don't really have a dog in this race. The reaction here strikes me quite a bit - talk about supporting an old web browser which has a small market share, and the reaction will often be that it's a waste of time. No-js users are a miniscule fraction of a typical site's audience, so why would those sites bother to support them any more than they would bother to support an old browser?

Posted by AlisdairO on Nov 28, 2014, 9:11 AM

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disclaimer: not a web dev, don't really have a dog in this race.

AlisdairONov 28, 2014, 9:11 AM

disclaimer: not a web dev, don't really have a dog in this race. The reaction here strikes me quite a bit - talk about supporting an old web browser which has a small market share, and the reaction will often be that it's a waste of time. No-js users are a miniscule fraction of a typical site's audience, so why would those sites bother to support them any more than they would bother to support an old browser?

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