Closed NPrescott closed 8 years ago
I agree this is a usability concern. At a minimum there should be a message that says "This site requires JavaScript."
FYI - this is currently only the case for the cheatsheet. I do want the majority of the site to be usable without JS enabled.
Google set a precedent recently to not support js-disabled browsers:
If we can convert to isomorphic react we can render the pages on the server so that js-disabled clients are handled.
I tend to agree with @shaunlebron's point though, given that this is a JS transpiled language if you JS disabled and are a JS dev... LOL.
good point
Yes I'm serious.
I realize no one else cares but this may help remind me to do a pull against this with a fix of some kind.