DOS ain't dead

DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 (Announce)

posted by Wengier , 31.03.2020, 21:49

> Speaking only for myself....
>
> One of the biggest reasons for using a DOS browser
> is that it does NOT support JS and therefore is TONS faster
> than JS capable browsers for those sites which do not need JS
>
> This board does not need JS therefore.....
> http://glennmcc.org/images/DOS_Arachne.png
>
> For those sites I visit that do need JS... Linux Firefox

Just want to mention that you can almost always find an option to disable JS on a JS capable browser (such as Firefox or Google Chrome) if you want to visit some website(s) without enabling JS. The same can also be applied to a JS-capable browser in DOS - ideally the user should be able to control whether to enable or disable the JS feature with a simple switch, instead of always forcing JS mode or non-JS mode.

Complete thread:

• DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - SuperIlu, 27.03.2020, 14:47 (Announce)
  • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - iw2evk, 28.03.2020, 15:51
    • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - SuperIlu, 28.03.2020, 17:42
      • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - Wengier, 31.03.2020, 02:59
        • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - Oso2k, 31.03.2020, 09:00
        • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - glennmcc, 31.03.2020, 19:23
          • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - Wengier, 31.03.2020, 21:49
            • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - iw2evk, 06.04.2020, 14:34
      • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - glennmcc, 06.04.2020, 23:37
        • DOjS Javascript for DOS went 1.0 - SuperIlu, 07.04.2020, 20:51