On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 01:52:32PM +0200, Linus Nordberg wrote: > This is sad because it's now not possible to visit the site without > accepting JavaScript. That effectively breaks the site for anyone using a text-only browser or for anyone who (wisely) uses a browser add-on like NoScript. [1] While the use of JavaScript for *some* web site functions is reasonable, any web site that doesn't provide basic functionality (including navigation) without it is, in my opinion, completely inadequate for professional use. ---rsk [1] Yes, such users can temporarily un-break it by allowing NoScript to execute for the particular domain/hostname in question, however my experience with Cloudflare is that one must permit a random-looking Cloudflare hostname. This provides little assurance that the same hostname will work in the future, nor is there any indication of which additional sites might be associated with that hostname -- and thus which a user may be unwittingly permitting to run JavaScript.