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As js intensive apps become the standard we need a simple & discrete solution to notify users that they need to use a javascript enabled browser.
Inserting a noscript tag with a fallback message seems reasonable, as such:
<noscript>You need a JavaScript enabled browser to use this app</noscript>
The "noscript" tag can be styled as an overlay taking up the full size of the browser window (maybe with some opacity) and the text can be centered and rather enlarged so the re is no wrong assumption and the user will not be able to proceed without activating JavaScript.
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As js intensive apps become the standard we need a simple & discrete solution to notify users that they need to use a javascript enabled browser.
Inserting a noscript tag with a fallback message seems reasonable, as such:
The "noscript" tag can be styled as an overlay taking up the full size of the browser window (maybe with some opacity) and the text can be centered and rather enlarged so the re is no wrong assumption and the user will not be able to proceed without activating JavaScript.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: