No, it didn't. I'm not about to run random Javascript, and the page was visible ...

coldtea · on April 6, 2016

>Page that are actually broken without Javascript only indicate that the author was lazy and unprofessional.

Or that they have kept with the times and understand the notion of opportunity cost.

>Progressive enhancement is not hard.

No, just redundant and for marginal benefit. The train has long left that station.

Search Engines (well, those that matter) and screen readers for a11y both work with JS.

TeMPOraL · on April 6, 2016

> Or that they have kept with the times and understand the notion of opportunity cost.

That's not keeping up with times, that's poisoning the well because others do it too. By making such choices a site author is making the Internet worse for everyone.

I'm starting to think there should be some kind of "how not to be an ass on the Internet" course that would be mandatory before you're allowed to do business on-line.