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Posted by Toby Inkster on 01/18/07 17:07
aa wrote:
> IF every customer selects IE the probability of having a JS-less user is 0.
Most people who disable Javascript use IE. It's often precisely because
they use IE (and because of IE's habit of giving scripts carte blanche to
do annoying things like hide toolbars, resize windows and so forth) that
they disable Javascript.
If they used Opera, or another browser that allowed finer-grained control
on exactly what things Javascript is or isn't allowed to do, then they
might not feel the need to disable Javascript altogether.
> Shall we ask visitors of this NG how many of them have full control over the
> server hosting their websites?
I would imagine that most do -- in that if there's something you can't
control, you can switch hosts -- in which case, you've controlled it!
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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
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