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> JS can be handy; it's used for a number of things on the main site, but > everything can work fine without it. Sites shouldn't require JS to work, > it should be an extra like on Heyuri ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > 15 years ago was 2009, still too late for terminal browsers to be useful a ton of stuff didn't need JS to merely load at all in 2009, since AJAX page loading hadn't taken over the world yet (I'd say it was a lost cause by 2014) quite a few sites would be broken to an extent, but you'd still be able to browse and interact with them it wouldn't be a daily drive browser, but it would work Reference: 2024/05/19(Sun) 13:00:34

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> > JS can be handy; it's used for a number of things on the main site, but > > everything can work fine without it. Sites shouldn't require JS to work, > > it should be an extra like on Heyuri ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > > 15 years ago was 2009, still too late for terminal browsers to be useful > a ton of stuff didn't need JS to merely load at all in 2009, since AJAX > page loading hadn't taken over the world yet (I'd say it was a lost > cause by 2014) > quite a few sites would be broken to an extent, but you'd still be able > to browse and interact with them > it wouldn't be a daily drive browser, but it would work

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