> > Why must we inconvenience 99%
> > of our users to accomodate the irrational 1%?
>
> Okay, since you asked, the main cases I can see where you'd want to turn
> off
> javascript:
> 1. Users with low end computers. People in hostile regimes will often have
> low end computers.
>
>
> If they are capable of running Freenet with its current resource requirements
> then they are capable of using a browser that supports Javascript.
If that would be true (which it isn't), then by the same logic if a person is
capable of running Freenet then that individual is capable of using a browser
with no Javascript.
...
P.S. Why is this still being discussed? Isn't it clear that the only way to
make
peace between two camps is *js with fallback*?
- Volodya
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