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Perhaps I should have been more clear. I'm just talking about web pages, basically just information exchange. Twitter being the example here. Browser applications are a different thing, and obviously have to be delivered in javascript. There's nothng wrong with browser applications, but pretending web pages should be built as browser applications is insanity.



GMail is just some text and links too. Why does it get a free pass, but twitter doesn't?


GMail does have a no-javascript fallback, that has all of the important functionality.




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