Re: [Trisquel-users] A Liberated Version of Youtube-DL is Almost Here!

[infinityfallen]

Yes! Although it would be unreasonable to expect perfection in reducing JS  
requirements, the amount some sites use is ridiculous. When entire sections  
of the page are missing because a web developer somewhere decided on  
compulsory accordion-boxes or some other 'design feature', or (even worse)  
the enable-JS popup actually prevents a site that would work reasonably  
WITHOUT JS from being usable, it shows just how much form is prioritized over  
function. It's depressing, to be honest.