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Most websites out there could work fine without JavaScript. They rely on it because they can't be bothered to be better.
What would they do instead?
How about serving a proper HTML that contains the data they want to display? Instead of an empty page that tries to load the data via JavaScript.
I miss when JS was just a silly thing you could use to add trails to the mouse cursor to impress anyone who stumbled onto your geocities page
They could just add a text box that says please enable JavaScript.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Graceful_degradation
But honestly, all i ask is that buttons still work, forms get sent, if you use a more basic browser.
It is a lot simpler to just require JavaScript. It is widely supported and is default enabled on all platforms and browsers.
Sending forms is a built-in functionality and you say it's simpler to hack your way around it.
I mean, sure, if your framework does it this way. But it shouldn't. Note that as a bug.
When I ask a server for a page, it should give me content, not a shitty script and a note that says "here, you do it."
That isn't how it works
You are viewing a product
Sorry about your stroke
Have you ever tried building a modern page without JavaScript.
You can do a lot of things with HTML5 and CSS. It just is very complicated and painful. It isn't intuitive and the behavior will vary across browsers. What could be a little JavaScript turns into a ton of write only CSS.
Yes, that's my job.
The point isn't to emulate the JavaScript functionality somehow. The point is to simply fetch the desired information as a new page load when necessary. The page should work in lynx.