2 Oct
2011
2 Oct
'11
10:06 a.m.
Atte André Jensen wrote:
On 10/01/2011 08:44 PM, david wrote:
Well-designed sites that use JS for navigation will still have
navigation that works without JS.
No need to convince sites about this. Just go elsewhere. If they're
trying to sell something, there are piles of other sites out there
trying to sell the same things. You buy from the one that doesn't
require Flash or Javascript for navigation, only needs it when you go to
buy things.
There's no need to require Javascript for
site navigation.
I see it this way: I have two options:
1) Start a life long quest to convince the 1.000.000+ sites to behave,
which means at least no flash and no javascript. This will probably make
me die earlier and angrier with out really making a difference. 2) Adapt. Install flash and turn javascript on. This
will me use more
websites with less frustation, with little or no added risk.
I use NoScript. It enables me to selectively (and temporarily) enable
Javascript and/or Flash for a site. So I can allow the JS that a
particular site needs, while blocking web-tracking scripts such as
Google Analytics and other tracking tricks used by Facebook ...
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David
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