Dillo browser @dillo@fosstodon.org · activity timestamp 3 weeks ago Every. Damm. Time. #NoJS Read more Read less Translate alt Drake meme, with text "..but dillo doesn't work with many pages" (rejected) and then "stop requiring javascript everywhere" (accepted). Drake meme, with text "..but dillo doesn't work with many pages" (rejected) and then "stop requiring javascript everywhere" (accepted). Reply Boost Quote You cannot quote this post Like More actions Copy link Flag this post Block
alt Drake meme, with text "..but dillo doesn't work with many pages" (rejected) and then "stop requiring javascript everywhere" (accepted). Drake meme, with text "..but dillo doesn't work with many pages" (rejected) and then "stop requiring javascript everywhere" (accepted).
Dillo browser @dillo@fosstodon.org replied · activity timestamp 2 weeks ago Irony.png #Accessibility #NoJS Read more Read less Translate alt Two screenshots of Dillo. On the left, a Google guide for SEO positioning recommends testing pages with Javascript disabled, "When you're designing your site, think about the needs of your users, including those who may not be using a JavaScript-capable browser (for example, people who use screen readers or less advanced mobile devices)." On the right, Google search is requiring Javascript to be enabled to work. Two screenshots of Dillo. On the left, a Google guide for SEO positioning recommends testing pages with Javascript disabled, "When you're designing your site, think about the needs of your users, including those who may not be using a JavaScript-capable browser (for example, people who use screen readers or less advanced mobile devices)." On the right, Google search is requiring Javascript to be enabled to work. Reply Boost Quote You cannot quote this post Like More actions Copy link Flag this comment Block
alt Two screenshots of Dillo. On the left, a Google guide for SEO positioning recommends testing pages with Javascript disabled, "When you're designing your site, think about the needs of your users, including those who may not be using a JavaScript-capable browser (for example, people who use screen readers or less advanced mobile devices)." On the right, Google search is requiring Javascript to be enabled to work. Two screenshots of Dillo. On the left, a Google guide for SEO positioning recommends testing pages with Javascript disabled, "When you're designing your site, think about the needs of your users, including those who may not be using a JavaScript-capable browser (for example, people who use screen readers or less advanced mobile devices)." On the right, Google search is requiring Javascript to be enabled to work.
