Samuel A. Falvo II wrote: > On 6/25/07, Omry Yadan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> this cause trac to depend on javascript, which is a minus if its not >> depends on js right now (does it?). >> > > Why is this a minus? Is one of Trac's requirements to be compatible > with Lynx and w3m? Is it not possible to support both UIs in that > case? I envision something like GMail, where it has "full-featured" > mode, and "basic HTML" mode for browsers that aren't supported. > Yes. We maintain a fairly strict rule that no core functionality requires JavaScript or CSS. Take the new in place browser system, if you have JS it is a nice boost to speed and whatnot, but it doesn't present any no functionality that isn't available other ways.
--Noah
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