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JavaScript vs No JavaScript War of May 2016
The geeks get fired up easily, and I like it.
Both sides are right.
I like reading text-heavy content sites with JavaScript disabled. I'm not logged into the sites.
When I log into sites that provide functions such as:
- server hosting (managing DNS)
- tax preparing
- banking
- publishing
I expect some kind of JavaScript enhanced interface. When it is done elegantly, the experience is pleasant and satisfactory. I complete the desired tasks, and I move on.
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