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I'm saying it in jest, but also as an observation. The TFA writer takes it for granted, but then again, so do many (most?) today.



Maybe that makes it even more important to repeatedly raise the possibility that this assumption is wrong.


Yeah, some JavaScrit can be nice, but if your website stops working with all javascript being blocked, you should probably make a native program instead.

This is particularly important so that web scrapers and other automated tools that the Web relies on can work. Also accessibility tools.




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