Paul Hudson wrote:
Doesn't ie6's highest security setting turn js off?
Yes, and all that goes with it - like IE-expressions.
I haven't looked at ie7 but would assume similar.
IE7 same as IE6.
From the look of it - brief testing - IE8b2 also turns off
script-support in high security mode.
Statistics are as unreliable as they ever were, but one can deduct from
crawling around in stats and reading various stat-based conclusions that
5 to 10% of web surfers have javascript support disabled - at least on
some sites, or use browsers with no script-support - not many of those.
Don't think one can get any closer.
No real indication that "javascript support disabled" is on the rise,
but not that it falls either.
regards
Georg
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