Petr Baudis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > You would be maybe surprised, but the "JavaScript required everywhere" popular > belief is not true from a large part. In fact, most of the sites are perfectly > functional without JavaScript and if they use it, frequently only for > additional eyecandy or convience. Sure there are places where it's a no-go
... the reason beeing propably because javascript isn't the same across platforms and browsers. it seems it is used mainly to provide fancy buttons to pick some help-URL or popup commercials when the mouse hovers over something. maybe it is much easier for the site-designer to provide alternatives for non-script parts to restrict js like that. this in turn should encourage us to complain if some site is inaccessible for text-browsers. so we should complain always about this type of unneccessary javascript! clemens ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
