> but convincing them proves to be very difficult, since mostly they don't understand the issue, let alone care about it
I understand the issue perfectly, it's just that you and your needs are not that important to me. Of course you're free to open my website without JS, you're free to crowdsource a bootleg JS package for my website. It's my fault if your bootleg JS package breaks my database, because I should've done better server-side validation. Everything else is your fault and I won't provide any support at all.
I understand the issue perfectly, it's just that you and your needs are not that important to me. Of course you're free to open my website without JS, you're free to crowdsource a bootleg JS package for my website. It's my fault if your bootleg JS package breaks my database, because I should've done better server-side validation. Everything else is your fault and I won't provide any support at all.