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Two screenshots of Dillo. On the left, a Google guide for SEO positioning recommends testing pages with Javascript disabled, "When you're designing your site, think about the needs of your users, including those who may not be using a JavaScript-capable browser (for example, people who use screen readers or less advanced mobile devices)." On the right, Google search is requiring Javascript to be enabled to work.

Every. Damm. Time.

Drake meme, with text "..but dillo doesn't work with many pages" (rejected) and then "stop requiring javascript everywhere" (accepted).

Let it snow ❄️ without JavaScript!

Getting into the Christmas spirit with a touch of nostalgia for the good old web by adding a pure CSS snowfall effect to https://alexeystar.com

Code used: https://github.com/pajasevi/CSSnowflakes

#css #noJS #oldweb #snow

:dillo: #Dillo, the fast and small :noJS: web browser, is another project fortunately migrating from #GitHub! :noAI:

https://dillo-browser.org/news/migration-from-github/

#noAI #noBigTech #noJS #FreeSoftware

CSS if() en 2 min : un bouton qui s’adapte au pointeur sans JS.
⚠️ Compat : Chromium 137+ (Chrome/Edge). Safari/Firefox pas encore. Pensez au fallback.
▶️ https://youtube.com/shorts/4_yeIi79b-4

#CSS #WebDev #Frontend #NoJS #DevTips #Accessibility

Web devs can have a bit of JS, as a treat, but only if you behave.

(this is what behaving looks like)

#WebDev #NoJS #CSS #HTML

app.js is 3.6 kB

app.js.br is 1.2 kB

app.js.gz is 1.4 kB

when it's time to write the Good Web Apps™

#HTML #NoJS #WebDev

Checked checkbox for "Disable JavaScript" in Firefox DevTools

Donc j'ai fais une horloge numérique en pur CSS, et je suis très satisfait :blobcatuwu:

https://sans-soleil.fr/cajibi/clock/

Maintenant je regarde comment faire pour que ça soit lisible par des lecteurs d'écran :mario_flop:

#CSS #NoJS

Capture d'écran du site avec une horloge en mode clair indiquant 11:05:46.

So I have made a pure CSS digital clock for fun. And I kinda like it :blobcatuwu:

https://sans-soleil.fr/cajibi/clock/

I am now looking for a way to make it readable with screenreaders :mario_flop:

#CSS #NoJS

Screen capture of the website with the clock in dark mode indicating 01:47:44.

Heyy kids!

Could you please drop me a quick comment to this form on my web?

(#cli accesible #nojs #php #html)

Theme is:

Your favorited #solarpunk (primarly), #steampunk #atompunk #dieselpunk whatever #punk works of #visualart #writing #games etc...

I'm being too socio-economically sarcastic about the genre and need references for long winter nights, and possible essay on stuff.

#society #economics #literature #art #gaming #comic #sciencefiction #science

https://caryo.space/plaintextcomment.php

THKS

After adding real function to the main menu or Start menu on my blog a couple of days ago, I continued updating the design yesterday evening. I added status bars to the windows to improve both the functionality and the nostalgic factor of the aesthetics at the same time.

Fun fact: the menu was implemented without JS purely with HTML + CSS.

I also overcame the Android & Safari sizing annoyances by using dynamic viewport height (dvh) instead of viewport height (vh) in the CSS.

#blog #indieweb #webdesign #coding #nojs #winxp #win2003server #nostalgia

@chakie what you can do so.
There are #nojs communities that use Ruby or other languages to handle conditionals and loops on the render level.
So you can stop using js. For example, my site codedude.xyz uses Ruby, jekyll, and liquid.
The project #gnu maintain something named #LibreJS I don't know much about it but seems good option.
I've heard rumors about creating a new web network from scratch. They probably consider no use JS on client.

It doesn't have to be this way, #Mastodon.

:BlobCatSadSob: :neocat_floof_sad_reach:

#NoJS

Me in 2002: Dillo looks nice, and is way faster than Mozilla, but I don't think I can ever use it as my main browser.

Me in 2025: Dillo go brrrrr! XD

#No_JS_No_Problem! XD

#Dillo #DilloBrowser #NoScript #NoJS

Or, you could just, you know, eat my shorts, GOOG.

Man, they used to let you search without JS.

Nerfherders.

#NoJS #Google #DilloBrowser

Dillo browser screenshot of a google search page saying:

Turn on JavaScript to keep searching

The browser you’re using has JavaScript turned off. To continue your search, turn it on.
Learn how for Google Chrome
1. Click on the then Settings.
2. Click Privacy and Security.
3. Click Site Settings.
4. Click JavaScript.
5. Select Sites can use JavaScript.
(You may instead enable JavaScript only for google.com)

Learn how for Microsoft Edge
1. Click on the More menu then Settings.
2. Select Cookies and site permissions.
3. Select JavaScript.
4. Select Allowed (recommended).

Here are several websites that work well without JavaScript, with their URLs listed:

#nojs #WebWithoutJavaScript

- DuckDuckGo — https://duckduckgo.com/
- Wikipedia — https://www.wikipedia.org/
- Proton Mail (basic web view limited features) — https://mail.proton.me/
- The Guardian (reads articles without JS) — https://www.theguardian.com/
- Stack Overflow (basic Q&A view) — https://stackoverflow.com/
- Project Gutenberg — https://www.gutenberg.org/
- Textise (text-only view service) — https://www.textise.net/
- NYT Cooking (article pages often readable) — https://www.nytimes.com/ (article URLs vary)
- Hacker News — https://news.ycombinator.com/
- Mastodon (some instances provide usable non-JS views) — https://mastodon.social/

- OpenNetRu — news about Linux and world of FLOSS
https://opennet.ru/

update to https://vavakado.xyz!!!

now generating the TOC is done on server-side my website is finally fully #nojs yay

I decided to studying how to create an interpreter again after years that I did it in the university, because I figured out a #nojs community, they use #ruby to create static web page using markdown. So I though what about if I migrate my web page from #nextjs this #ruby approach.

But yesterday I figured out #jekyll , that's is exactly the thing that I want to create hahaha
I will continue to study interpreters just because, but now I'll use #jekyll for my blog